Helping teams ship securely on Ethereum is core to what we do at MixBytes.
Glad to be part of the extended Security Subsidy Program alongside other strong audit providers.
Looking forward to more cohorts and safer mainnet launches.
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185 applications. 60+ projects supported. $500k in subsidies allocated.
We鈥檙e excited to bring 3 more months of the Ethereum Security Subsidy Program to @ethereum builders.
Big thanks to @ethereumfndn and @NethermindSec for helping make the pilot program a success - let鈥檚 keep it going!
1/6 On Solana a program has no storage of its own. Its state lives in separate accounts, and the caller decides which accounts to pass in with every call. A program that does not check an account trusts whatever the caller sends. Solana audits are part of MixBytes Security Support.
5/6 Anchor does part of this through typed accounts and declared constraints. Without a framework, the program checks nothing unless you write the check. Either way, a Solana audit starts here and checks every account the program receives against what the code assumes about it.
6/6 Account validation is one layer. A MixBytes Solana audit follows the same process as our EVM work: architecture model, adversarial review, re-audit of fixes, and deployment verification. After launch, the same team reviews every upgrade diff in Security Support. Anchor or native. DM t.me/islandbuian if you are shipping a program on Solana.
7/7 300+ audits since 2017 across lending, AMMs, liquid staking, bridges, L2s and cross-chain protocols. EVM audits are part of what we do at MixBytes. DM t.me/islandbuian if you are preparing a protocol for mainnet.
6/6 This is the work we do at MixBytes under Security Support, so if your release cadence has outrun your audit cadence, DM t.me/islandbuian and we will figure out which model fits





