Standard monitoring isn't enough anymore. So we built on top of it. Today we're launching Glider Monitor, built for everyone in Web3 deploying Contracts or Capital. At its core is Glider - which recognizes any on-chain pattern and tracks it across your contracts continuously, protecting you on multiple fronts. • Exposure replay: when an exploit hits another protocol, or a novel attack vector surfaces in public research, we replay it against your contracts and tell you if you share the vulnerability - before it reaches you. • Dependency risk & invariants: your contracts trust oracles, vaults, and third-party code. Glider Monitor maps your full dependency graph automatically and monitors invariants for known risk classes - stale oracles, vault health, stablecoin depegs - plus custom invariants built for your specific risk profile. • Real-time attack monitoring: continuous observation of your contracts, alerting you the moment you're targeted. Threats in web3 are continuous. Now your security matches the pace. Start with our free tier, <10 contracts, 60 seconds onboarding.

1/ we found a bug in the Aptos Move VM that put up to $70B at systemic risk. type confusion at the execution layer. a ~90% success rate across hundreds of simulated runs on a 30+ validator cluster. cost to build the attack infrastructure: $3,000. Conducted by @kemmio , to our knowledge this is the first public research that showcases how to land a sophisticated multi-block attack in real-world environments. It includes mempool feng shui, block production specifics and about a dozen of other primitives and tricks chained to get to near-perfect exploitation results. Nonetheless, Aptos called it "extremely low exploitability." [hexens.io/research/aptos-hij…]

Auditors shouldn't repeat the same work for every contract. Glider turns whitehat logic into reusable queries that scan the entire chain. Backed by @ethereumfndn. Supported by @autopools. Join the contest 👇