BlockSec Phalcon launches blockchain penetration testing service

BlockSec Phalcon launches blockchain penetration testing service

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2026-09-11 05:59:50
BlockSec Phalcon has rolled out a blockchain penetration testing service that covers the full path from signing and authorization to fund logic and onchain transactions. According to the announcement cited by Techub News, the service can run adversarial testing within an agreed scope and provide evidence for each confirmed path. BlockSec said conventional cloud and web penetration testing usually stops once funds begin to move, leaving critical transaction-stage risks outside the test process. Its new offering is designed to extend adversarial security validation into signing, authorization, and onchain transaction flows. The service is now live, and users can apply for testing through the company’s official website.

BlockSec Phalcon has launched a blockchain penetration testing service, according to Techub News. The company said the service covers the full process from signing and authorization to fund logic and onchain transactions, can conduct adversarial testing within an agreed scope, and provides evidence for each confirmed path.

BlockSec said traditional cloud and web penetration testing typically ends once funds start moving. Its new service is aimed at adversarial security validation across signing, authorization, and onchain transaction stages.

The service is now live, and users can apply for testing through the company’s official website.

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