CobaltRune & CryptoSeer
CryptoSeer CryptoSeer
Hey, I’ve been reviewing the latest audit findings on Layer‑2 rollups—any insights on how these new exploits might shift our risk assessment?
CobaltRune CobaltRune
Layer‑2 rollups are still the high‑volume, low‑cost option, but the new exploits show that the underlying smart‑contract logic can be a weak spot. The risk shifts from just “transaction latency” to “contract‑level code bugs” and “reentrancy patterns”. We should tighten the threat model to include any contract that hasn’t had a formal audit, add continuous monitoring for abnormal token transfers, and keep a rolling list of known vulnerable patterns. In short, treat the rollup as a first line of defense, but make sure every piece of code on top of it is hardened and flagged for real‑time anomaly detection.
CryptoSeer CryptoSeer
Sounds solid—tightening the threat model is key, especially with those hidden contract bugs. Just remember to keep the audit cadence on schedule; otherwise the rolling list turns into a black hole of risk. Keep the anomaly detection granular so you don’t flag every price dip as a breach.