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SEAL Certifications: Now Open for Business

SEAL Certifications evaluate whether a protocol can defend itself, detect an incident, and respond when things go wrong — covering multisig ops, treasury management, incident response, DNS security, DevOps infrastructure, and identity and account controls.

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darkMode 2026: What You Missed

Three days at ETHDenver with 20+ practitioner-led sessions, sharing what actually works (and calling out what doesn't). If you were there, you know. If you weren’t, this post is the next best thing. Below are highlights from select presentations given by speakers from across the community. They

Protecting Ethereum Users with the EF

The Ethereum Foundation is sponsoring SEAL to directly tackle drainers and other social engineering threats

DPRK

VS Code Tasks Abuse by Contagious Interview (DPRK)

Technical dive into North Korean VS Code Abuse tactics used for Contagious Interview. DPRK IT Workers trail included.

2025 Financial Transparency Report

All figures are given in USD, rounded to the nearest dollar, and current as of Nov 30

drainer

PSA: Fake Telegram Support Channels (Drainers)

Uncovering a massive crypto drainer spreading vector through the impersonation of thousands of official protocol support channels on Telegram.

Certifications

Request for Comments: SEAL Certifications

SEAL launches RFC for crypto operational security certifications covering incident response, multisig ops, treasury, workspace & DNS security. 15+ pilots underway and community feedback is open through Dec 31, 2025. Formal certifications via accredited auditors begin Q1 2026.