Discover how AI-driven smart contract auditing detects vulnerabilities, improves security, and ensures safer blockchain deployments.

Codex can exploit vulnerable crypto smart contracts 72% of the time, raising urgent questions about AI-powered cyber offense and defense.

Contract analysis once required weeks of manual audits and specialized review, but AI tools can now surface issues in seconds. However, as AI’s capabilities expand ...

AI agents are now being tested against real smart contract vulnerabilities after $3.4 billion was lost to crypto hacks in 2025 OpenAI introduces EVMbench to test whether AI agents can detect, fix, or ...

Anthropic’s Claude Opus 4.6 led the pack with an average “detect award” of $37,824. OpenAI’s own model and Google’s Gemini 3 Pro followed with $31,623 and $25,112, respectively, according to the ...

Smart contracts protect over $100 billion in open-source crypto assets. That number alone should explain why OpenAI’s latest move is drawing serious attention. The company, working alongside crypto ...

Zac Gallen, sitting on the free-agent market in the first week of February, feels strange — and strategic. This isn’t a pitcher without pedigree. This is a former ace, a World Series starter, and a ...

The league is so important to the business of media companies that they are likely to have little choice but to agree to renegotiations. By Ken Belson and John Koblin Ken Belson reported from San Jose ...

The Investigatory Powers Act 2016 (IPA 2016), now 10 years' old, is seriously out of date. It provides the main legal framework within which the police, the intelligence and security services, and the ...

Cross-chain liquidity protocol CrossCurve has been targeted in a smart contract exploit, with attackers draining roughly $3 million across multiple networks. CrossCurve confirmed the exploit via a Feb ...

Grayscale Investments indicated in a recent update that smart contract platforms are emerging as foundational technologies that go beyond simple cryptocurrency transactions. Grayscale also mentioned ...