🔐 Security Guidelines | How to Build a Triple Defense Against 'Insiders'?
The Munchables incident reveals the highest level of internal risk. Defense needs to cover the entire project lifecycle:
✅ First Layer: Development and Review Defense
Mandatory peer code reviews: Ensure that all core code is thoroughly checked by at least one other trusted developer.
Least privilege: Strictly limit access to production environment keys and core configurations in the development environment.
✅ Second Layer: Deployment and Governance Defense
Treasury security iron rule: The project's main treasury must be managed by multi-signature wallets like Gnosis Safe, with a time lock of over 72 hours to provide the community with an emergency response window.
Transparent multi-signature governance: Publicly disclose the list of multi-signature holders to ensure power operates in the sunlight.
✅ Third Layer: Monitoring and Response Defense
Privileged operation monitoring: Set up 24/7 monitoring and instant alerts for ownership changes and upgrade function calls of smart contracts.
Community supervision: Encourage and establish channels for security researchers and the community to conveniently report suspicious behavior.
💎 Core Philosophy:
Real security comes from system design that does not rely on a single trusted individual. By institutionalizing checks and balances and transparent oversight, potential insider risks are minimized.