Introducing Lumos, the platform that enables you to track all web3 hacks with just one click. Our goal is simple: to illuminate the shadows of web3 hacks.

Now, anyone, regardless of engineering background, can access the following information: → Hacked amount, date, and attack vector → Pre-incident audit → Post-mortem release → Community compensation → Post-incident audit → Stolen fund destination → Audit history, and scope

The database contains Web3 hacks from 2023, and the data was sourced from our internal database. We have been utilizing this database for months to conduct internal case studies and research. And now, we're making it available to the public.

The purpose of releasing this internal database to the public is to create a safer and more mature web3 space. In 2023 alone, $1.8B was lost in hacks. Countless projects, builders, and communities have suffered. Fuel has been added to the "why blockchain is a scam" narrative.

To achieve a safer and more mature Web3 ecosystem, it is crucial to closely examine the prevalent security incidents within the past and current ecosystem and identify areas where we, as a Web3 space, may be falling short in order to make necessary improvements.

Above all, it is crucial for us to provide transparent information to the public and alert them to the existing risks stemming from both the smart contract and the project's team.

Today, we invite our community to join the movement in shedding light on the shadows of Web3 hacks. You can contribute by providing intel on existing or new hacks through Lumos. Your contribution and name will be recorded and reflected in the platform after the verification.

Join our community of 750+ protocol and security experts to share ideas, provide feedback, and discuss everything related to Web3 hacks. The server will be closed in 72 hours and will remain closed until further notice.

Let's goooo🌙

they can't keep getting away with this

gm fam, just want to report that the search function on the website doesn't respond well to capital letters