BailSec protects critical code through a curated team of top-tier researchers and advanced tooling, combining human expertise with the most advanced AI tools to deliver institutional-grade security for the most complex decentralized systems in the world.
Trusted by the world's leading protocols and teams, BailSec has built a track record of rigorous, detail-driven security, consistently outperforming other top tier security firms by uncovering more vulnerabilities - including critical issues they missed.
Out of 8 audit companies reviewing the same commit for 1inch, BailSec identified more issues than the other 7 audit companies combined and delivered the most impactful report by revealing additional vulnerabilities that were overlooked by all others - demonstrating the depth of our review process and the effectiveness of our methodology.
BailSec audited the RocketPool Saturn 1 Scope alongside two other firms and detected four times more Critical-High Issues than both firms combined. All findings in the BailSec report were present in the commit audited by one of those firms but not identified by them. For more information, check out the report in the Resources section.
After a hack, the MarginZero/Stryke Team requested a BailSec audit because BailSec is known to be the best auditor for CLAMM logic. The scope included the same contracts as another firm but was slightly extended. In the extended scope, there were 2-3 extra High-Medium issues not present in the other firm's scope. BailSec ultimately found 13 High, 15 Medium, 33 Low, and 8 Informational issues while the other firm found only 1 High, 2 Medium, 8 Low, and 7 Informational issues. For more information, check out the report in the Resources section.
BailSec audited the exact same commit as another firm and the same scope. That firm failed to identify almost all High issues and raised one invalid High severity issue (completely wrong in the context of the codebase). Several of the Medium severity issues from that firm have been acknowledged in past BailSec reports for the Moolah codebase. For more information, check out the report in the Resources section.
BailSec audited the Terminal DEX right after another firm and uncovered additional Critical, High, and Medium issues that were missed in their audit. For more information, check out the report in the Resources section.
BailSec audited the same commit as another firm for Lista DAO - Lista Lending with completely different results: BailSec found 8 High, 16 Medium, 6 Low, and 5 Informational issues while that firm only found 1 Medium, 6 Low, and 4 Informational issues. For more information, check out the report in the Resources section.
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