AEGIS // independent security audits

Audit frontends. Verify backends. Secure contracts.

AEGIS reviews the critical surfaces where software systems fail: frontend applications, backend services, and smart contracts.

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frontend client risk

backend api control

contracts onchain logic

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frontend risk api boundaries contract invariants fix verification

scope // what we audit

Focused coverage across frontend, backend, and contracts.

Each audit is scoped around the assets at risk, the systems that protect them, and the paths an attacker would actually use.

Frontend Auditing

Wallet interactions, transaction previews, signing clarity, route guards, CSP, dependency exposure, and client-side authorization mistakes.

Backend Auditing

API authorization, authentication flows, rate limits, webhook validation, database access, secret handling, queues, and admin surfaces.

Smart Contract Auditing

Access control, upgradeability, invariant breaks, MEV exposure, oracle assumptions, token edge cases, DeFi integrations, and v4 pool logic when it is in scope.

frontend transaction_flow.check

backend authz_boundary.trace

contracts invariant_suite.verify

live surface map

One review path across product and protocol code.

The audit reads like an attack path: what the user sees, what the backend accepts, and what the contract finally executes.

coverage // attack surface

Panels for every layer your users touch.

AEGIS treats security as a connected system, not three disconnected checklists. The same exploit path often crosses UI, API, and contract boundaries.

frontend

Wallet and transaction UX

Signing clarity, malicious input states, route guards, and browser-side trust assumptions.

backend

APIs, auth, and data paths

Authorization checks, sessions, webhooks, queues, rate limits, secrets, and admin surfaces.

contracts

Execution and economic safety

Access control, invariants, token behavior, oracle assumptions, and DeFi integrations.

output // deliverables

A professional report your team can ship against.

The goal is not noise. It is a precise review that identifies real risk, explains impact, and gives engineers enough context to fix it.

1 Scope and threat model
Define assets, actors, trust boundaries, privileged roles, and high-risk flows.
2 Manual review and testing
Review code, build focused test cases, and reproduce exploitable behavior.
3 Findings and severity
Document impact, likelihood, affected code, proof, and remediation guidance.
4 Fix verification
Review patches, confirm risk reduction, and finalize the audit record.