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Raiders0786/web3-security-resources
Curated Web3 security learning hub for smart contract auditors and protocol teams: roadmaps, audit tools, public reports, fuzzing, formal verification, AI-assisted workflows, offchain security, incident response, and launch checklists.
A MkDocs-based knowledge base for Web3 security practitioners — smart contract auditors, protocol teams, and incident responders. It organizes roadmaps, tooling lists, checklists, and public audit reports by role and analysis method rather than dumping everything in a flat list. Aimed at people who need to know where to start, not people who already know everything.
Role-based entry points (nine distinct roadmaps by persona) make this actually navigable compared to the typical star-everything-on-GitHub approach. The five-tier resource classification (Must learn / Use in real audits / Situational / Paid / Watchlist) adds real signal — knowing something is 'situational' saves you from treating every tool as mandatory. Multi-chain coverage is genuine: EVM, Solana/Rust, Move, Cairo/Starknet, and ZK each get their own roadmap rather than a footnote. Contributing requirements (title, URL, why it matters, verified date) create enough friction to keep out low-quality submissions.
Single maintainer with a visible commercial stake — DigiBastion's own products (VANTAGE, Threat Intel) appear in the High-Signal Resources section without any disclosure that the maintainer runs them, which undermines the 'no endorsement' disclaimer. The repo is labeled Python but the only Python is MkDocs scaffolding and two lint scripts; if you came here expecting code, there is none. Link rot is the existential risk for this type of project — the automated link checker runs on a schedule but external audit reports, tool docs, and research pages move constantly, and a stale resource in the 'Must learn' tier actively misleads newcomers. The AI-assisted auditing section is the weakest: tooling in that space changes every few months and the content will age poorly without aggressive curation.