Bitcoin Security Lab

Dedicated to the Ecosystem Security and Infrastructures in Bitcoin

BTC Security Lab aims to fill the gaps in the Web3 industry through dedicated security research in the Bitcoin ecosystem. It serves as an open and collaborative platform, dedicated to providing high-level security support in the Bitcoin ecosystem, including RGB, BitVM, Ordinals, Bitcoin Layer 2, Lightning Network, Nostr, and more.

WHAT WE DO?

BTC Security Lab will serve as an open and collaborative platform, dedicated to providing high-level security support for various tracks within the Bitcoin ecosystem, including RGB, BitVM, Ordinals, Bitcoin Layer 2, Lightning Network, Nostr, and more.

Through collective efforts, BTC Security Lab is confident in making significant strides in the security domain of the Bitcoin ecosystem, contributing to the long-term prosperity of the entire industry.

HOW TO JOIN?

- Blockchain Security Experts and Developers
- Senior Blockchain Security Researchers
- Bitcoin Ecosystem Projects
- Venture Capitalists
- Media

BLOGS

Fri Oct 09 2026
NEAR Intents Exploit Analysis: How 3.865M USDT Was Withdrawn Through Omni's Cross-Chain Infrastructure
On October 1, 2026, NEAR Intents disclosed a security incident involving approximately $3.8 million in assets. The exploit affected the interaction between its Omni deposit and withdrawal infrastructure and the NEAR Intents smart contracts, allowing an attacker to withdraw funds from a vault on BNB Chain.
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Wed Aug 26 2026
Forced Transfer Is Not a Backdoor: How Should We Audit “Legitimate Bypass” in RWA Protocols?
In traditional crypto security reviews, seeing that an admin can move user funds is usually an immediate centralization red flag. In RWA systems, however, that conclusion does not always hold.
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Fri Jan 10 2025
BitsLab's ScaleBit Security Team Discovers a Zero-Day Vulnerability Capable of Transferring All Assets from Uniswap Wallet
Recently, the ScaleBit security team under BitsLab identified a vulnerability in the iOS version of the Uniswap Wallet, which BitsLab has named the "Unauthorized Access to Mnemonic Phrases" vulnerability.
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Dedicated to the Ecosystem Security and Infrastructures in Bitcoin