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SherlockVARM (OP)
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July 30, 2026, 03:26:32 PM
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Recently web2 style hacks have been increasing, which lead to either infra compromise, or private key leaks or ui poisoning while signing operations. All this lead to a serious talk among security community about better OPSEC. One important area for this conversation is wallet operation i.e. multi sig wallet operations.

Most people use safe wallets and better security focused operations in this is, regular safe configuration checks i.e. access controls, thershold check, modules and guards checks (remove the unnecessary items). With this one more important thing is tx simulation and knowing what is happening in the calldata.

for this a tool MultiSigInspector from quillaudits could be useful. its opensource and no walletconnect is need to do this just an safe wallet address for tx config and safe pending tx checks.

https://multisiginspector.quillaudits.com/

to learn more about this, this is the place - https://x.com/QuillAudits_AI/status/2081733459509162477
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Useful idea, especially for teams that sign from the Safe UI without reviewing calldata deeply.

A few features that would make this much stronger for day-to-day ops:
- policy diff between current Safe config and a known-good baseline
- risk flags for newly added modules/guards and threshold downgrades
- transaction simulation output in plain language ("token approve unlimited", "module install", etc.)

Are you planning an API or webhook mode? That would let ops teams run continuous checks and alert in Slack/Telegram before a bad tx is signed.
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