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Radcipher is a platform and service provider focused on addressing security risks within the Web3 ecosystem through education, community building, and security audit services. It aims to empower Web3 auditors and projects by providing structured knowledge, mentorship, and high-quality private audits. [1]
Radcipher is a Web3 security platform that integrates education, community development, and professional audit services to address risks across decentralized ecosystems. It offers structured learning paths, mentorship, and resources for individuals looking to become security auditors, while also providing private, high-quality audit services for blockchain protocols. The platform leverages its team’s real-world experience in audit competitions to deliver practical insights and enhance the standard of audits in the space. Radcipher’s approach is designed to support a broad range of users—from beginners entering the security field to experienced auditors refining their skills—and emphasizes community-driven collaboration. Its long-term goal is to strengthen the Web3 ecosystem by reducing vulnerabilities through education and accessible, reliable audit practices. [1]
Radcipher offers three primary components as part of its service and education model: the Audit Vault, the 0xAudit Club, and Private Audits.
Radcipher’s Audit Vault is a curated educational resource designed for aspiring and active Web3 security auditors. It compiles real-world vulnerabilities, common attack patterns, and structured auditing methodologies drawn from past audit contests and live engagements. Available in both PDF and Notion formats, the Audit Vault provides foundational knowledge on smart contract security, helping users understand where and how bugs typically occur. It’s regularly updated to reflect new findings and practices in the ecosystem, and is primarily used by independent auditors to sharpen their skills or prepare for competitive audit events. [1]
The 0xAudit Club is a private mentorship and training group designed to help individuals transition from learning to contributing in real-world audit environments. Members receive personalized guidance, walkthroughs of historical hacks, code reviews, and project-based learning. The club is invite-only or accessible through the purchase of the Audit Vault, ensuring a focused and committed learning environment. It serves as a bridge for those looking to transition from self-study to participating in audit contests or securing professional roles in blockchain security. [1]
Radcipher also conducts Private Audits for Web3 projects that require thorough and reliable security assessments. These engagements combine manual code analysis with the use of automated tools and structured threat modeling to identify both common and complex vulnerabilities. The process includes pre-audit scoping, mid-audit check-ins, and final reporting with clearly categorized findings, recommended fixes, and post-audit support. Radcipher limits the number of clients it works with to maintain quality and provide focused attention, positioning its audits as an alternative to larger firms while emphasizing practical outcomes over reputation-based pricing. [1]