Johanna

Are you using multisig? Great, but you should really be using an On-chain Firewall too. @RDNTCapital just lost $50 million in one of the most sophisticated attacks we've seen in blockchain. If they had used Venn Network's validation process, this could have been avoided. Hackers compromised the devices of Radiant’s developers using malware, tricking them into signing transactions that appeared legitimate in @safe. The transaction they thought they were signing would have passed Venn Network's validation process and been approved. However, the actual malicious transaction they unknowingly signed either wouldn't have been sent to Venn Network for approval or would have been rejected. Without Venn Network's signature confirming its legitimacy, the On-Chain Firewall would have blocked the malicious transaction. Importantly, Venn Network's protocol requires more than just signatures—transactions must be independently validated. This means even if private keys are compromised, unauthorized transactions can't slip through. By providing this extra layer of security, Venn Network offers peace of mind and robust protection against sophisticated attacks. This shows that multisig alone isn’t enough. For real security, sensitive transactions need multiple layers of verification—like what Venn Network provides. If Radiant had used Venn Network, they’d still be operating as usual today