
Interim CEO Security Alliance (SEAL) - https://nitter.cf/t.co/mrEENc28l2 @_SEAL_org
Joined June 2015
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Shane Batt retweeted
🔥 This week's update is a doozy because of the record volume of incidents, losses, IOCs collected, and attack vectors.
SEAL weekly stats, 20-27 Oct. 73 incidents. Losses by category:
Phishing: $47.1M
Protocol compromise: $9.46M
DPRK intrusion: $3.22M
Cause unknown: $3.12M
Malware: $2.27M
Pig butchering: $1M + €59.4K
Seed compromise: $905k + 829.4 SOL
Infrastructure exploit: $517K
What we collected:
5,179 malicious domains
126 wallets
Excited to step into the Interim CEO role at SEAL and continue working alongside our incredible team to advance our mission of securing the crypto ecosystem.
Grateful for @samczsun leadership and the foundation he's built. Lots of work ahead!
It's been an incredible journey, but I've made the difficult decision to step back from day-to-day operations at @_SEAL_Org. I'll be transitioning onto the Board while @sbatt55 transitions from COO to Interim CEO
Excited to launch SEAL Labs, starting with a six-month collaboration with @blockthreat .
Threats affecting one protocol can quickly become a problem for others. By expanding SEAL Intel's incident coverage, we can help security teams spot emerging threats and respond faster.
More to come!
🔬 Introducing SEAL Labs, where we’re partnering with outside experts on time-boxed experiments, starting with a six-month collaboration with @blockthreat to expand SEAL Intel’s incident coverage across the ecosystem.
radar.securityalliance.org/i…
Shane Batt retweeted
SEAL weekly stats, 6-13 Oct. 81 incident reports. Losses by category:
1) CryptoBilis: $12.5M
2) Cause unknown: $4M
3) Protocol compromise: $1.2M
4) Fake support caller: $1.08M
5) Malware: $1M + 10 BTC
6) DPRK intrusion: $655K
7) Seed compromise: $498K + 2 BTC + 278 SOL
Shane Batt retweeted
SEAL weekly stats, 29 Sep-6 Oct. We responded to 65 incidents over the past week.
Losses by category:
1) Rug pull reported with $31M at risk
2) Seed compromise: $3.66M + 1.06 BTC + 0.7 ETH
3) Fake support caller: $1.01M
4) Protocol compromise: $875K
5) Social engineering: $175K
6) DPRK intrusion: $86.7K
7) Malware: $75K
8) Wallet compromise: $65K
Shane Batt retweeted
SEAL Frameworks are now in the @fund_defi OPSeC Repository!
AI security, prompt injection, data exfiltration, sandboxing, security awareness, etc.
Free, chain-agnostic guidance that builders and policymakers can both use.
opsec.defieducationfund.org/…
Better-informed policy is good for everyone building in this space. OPSeC gives our industry a way to make that happen by curating free security resources, hosting educational events, and ensuring technical frameworks reach the policymakers who need them.
Learn more: defieducationfund.org/defi-e…
Really cool to see Noon actually put themselves through the SEAL Certification Framework and publicly share the results. Love seeing teams use what we’re building 👏🦭
Noon's has always focused on security. Almost two years live, zero security incidents.
That record comes from a rigorous focus on operational security, so we put our operational security through the SEAL Framework Checklist, designed by the team behind @SEAL_911 and here are the results 🧵
Shane Batt retweeted
Yesterday we flagged $8M lost to fake support calls in a single week.
Here's a closer look at how these scams work and what to watch for:
radar.securityalliance.org/f…
Shane Batt retweeted
SEAL weekly stats, 22-29 Sep. We were engaged in 67 incidents.
Losses by category:
1) Fake support caller: $8M
2) Protocol compromise: $2.32M + 703 ETH
3) Seed compromise: $6.74M
4) Infrastructure exploit $1.23M
5) Social engineering: $517k
6) Phishing: $267k + 1,358 SOL
7) Malware: $180k
Shane Batt retweeted
SEAL weekly stats, 15-22 Sep:
This week we responded to 62 incidents.
Reported losses by category:
1) Protocol compromise $13.71M
2) Other $953k
3) Malware $530k
4) Pig butchering $500k
5) Fake ads $270k
6) Seed compromise $263k
+ 1.7 BTC and 14.2 ETH (DPRK)
Read below for details.
Shane Batt retweeted
Welcome @Quantstamp to the SEAL Certifications program! They’re now undergoing accreditation and taking on certification engagements.
Details on SEAL Certifications: securityalliance.org/our-wor…
Shane Batt retweeted
Welcome @Cyfrin to the SEAL Certifications program! They’re now undergoing accreditation and taking on certification engagements.
Details on SEAL Certifications:
securityalliance.org/our-wor…
Shane Batt retweeted
15 firms are undergoing accreditation with SEAL Certifications and taking on audit engagements right now — smart contracts, incident response, treasury security, multisig ops, and more!
If your protocol hasn't scoped an audit yet, reach out directly to a Certification Partner today:
securityalliance.org/our-wor…
@AdevarLabs @audit_wizard @BlockSecTeam @chain_security @Composable_Sec @ConsensysAudits @DefiSafety @hackenclub @HackenProof @SecurityOak @opsek_io @sigp_io @Wonderland @zellic_io @zeroshadow_io
Shane Batt retweeted
📣 New updates just landed across several SEAL Frameworks!
Check out what's new in the thread below.
frameworks.securityalliance.…
Shane Batt retweeted
SEAL weekly stats, Sept 1-8: We dealt with 48 incidents.
Reported losses by category:
- Protocol compromise: $3.81M
- Infrastructure exploit: $3M
- Wallet compromise: $1.2M
- DPRK intrusion: $400K
- Malware: $119K
- Social engineering: $110K
- Malicious ad: 100 BTC
Shane Batt retweeted
🇺🇸 BIG: President Trump signs a memo enlisting private-sector firms to conduct offensive cyberattacks against criminal organizations targeting Americans.
This isn't based on headlines. It's based on what our team has been seeing while helping protocols respond to real incidents. Hopefully it helps other teams avoid the same mistakes.
He’s not exaggerating. We broke down those five things, what they are, why they keep working, & what actually stops them.
Our 2Q 2026 Threat Intel Summary is available here: radar.securityalliance.org/2…
Every strong security ecosystem is built through collaboration.
Thank you to the Uniswap Foundation for supporting SEAL as a Silver Donor. Their commitment helps us continue expanding emergency incident response, actionable threat intelligence, security frameworks, and industry certifications that benefit the entire ecosystem.
We're grateful for the partnership and excited to continue building a more resilient Web3 together.
Thank you, @UniswapFND for your generous support as a Silver Donor. Your commitment to a safer ecosystem makes our work possible. 🙏
Proud to see the ecosystem come together to strengthen security.
Support like this helps SEAL expand emergency incident response, actionable threat intelligence, and proactive security initiatives that protect everyone in Web3.
A huge thank you to @HyperFND for believing in our mission. 🙏
We’re proud to welcome @HyperFND as our newest Platinum Donor.
With this support SEAL can do more emergency response, more threat intelligence, & more protection for the entire ecosystem.



















