White Hat Hacker Team SEAL Launches Threat-Sharing Platform for Crypto

cryptonews.com:

The Security Alliance (SEAL), a team of white-hat hackers, bolsters its efforts to secure the crypto space by launching SEAL-ISAC, a threat-sharing platform. Since its establishment in 2023, the SEAL team has recovered over $50 million in stolen assets.

On April 17, Paradigm’s white-hat hacker and head of security, Samczsun, announced the launch of SEAL-ISAC, the next initiative of the SEAL Org.

SEAL-ISAC is a free platform that is designed to safeguard against cyberattacks and financial crimes by providing valuable security intelligence and facilitating connections with experts.

Today, we're launching the latest @_SEAL_Org initiative, and it's going to change crypto security forever. It's called SEAL-ISAC, and this is why we need it pic.twitter.com/Ra6Vl3jfd3

— samczsun (@samczsun) April 17, 2024

The platform offers a range of features, including threat intelligence sharing, analysis, and alerts; established best practices; incident coordination and response protocols; and educational resources on emerging security threats and mitigation strategies.

SEAL ISAC fosters collaboration within the crypto-cybersecurity community, connecting individuals with seasoned experts to discuss emerging threats, attack vectors, and effective response strategies.

Built on the open-source Open CTI platform, SEAL ISAC is free of charge and accessible to centralized and decentralized entities within the global cryptocurrency ecosystem.

SEAL ISAC integrates seamlessly with other SEAL initiatives, such as the SEAL 911 crypto security incident response channel. The SEAL 911 security incident response is a Telegram Messenger channel boasts a team of approximately 40 white-hat hackers who actively engage with reports of ongoing hacks to provide