Dedaub Security Suite Updates Q4-24
FREE MONITORING for all!
The Dedaub Security Suite continues to evolve with features designed to simplify blockchain transaction monitoring and security analysis. These new capabilities address Web3 challenges and empower developers, security professionals, and organizations to work more effectively. Here’s an overview of what’s new.
Blockchain Transaction Monitoring Available to Free-Tier Users
We are excited to offer all registered users free access to Blockchain Transaction Monitoring queries.
With our free plan, users can set up monitoring bots or queries to track on-chain activities and trigger custom actions through webhooks. These tools allow users to flag unusual transactions or stay alert to specific on-chain events, empowering them to maintain vigilant oversight of their projects. Blockchain transaction monitoring is essential for this oversight.
(For the free tier of the application, there are limits in how many queries can be running simultaneously, or generating alerts.)
Multi-Chain Monitoring Agents
Monitoring agents are now network-agnostic, meaning they can track activities across multiple blockchains, like Ethereum and other EVM-compatible networks. Blockchain transaction monitoring across these networks is now more efficient.
For example, a DeFi project that runs on Ethereum and Binance can now monitor high-value token transfers and detect suspicious behavior on both networks simultaneously. Updated macros make configuring these cross-chain queries easy, ensuring seamless and efficient monitoring.
Public Function-Based Similarity
Identifying patterns across contracts is now more straightforward. The Public Function-Based Similarity feature allows users to find contracts with similar functions to their target contract. This feature uses large language models (LLMs) to detect similarities.
Enhanced Monitoring Editor
The updated monitoring editor simplifies the query writing process, making it faster and more intuitive. The query language server now offers real-time suggestions, including table and macro names, helping users quickly identify the correct syntax and options for their monitoring requirements. Additionally, the revamped error reporting system accurately identifies issues in queries, such as undefined variables or incorrect filters, and provides actionable feedback to help users resolve these issues. This is especially useful for blockchain transaction monitoring queries.
Monitoring Star Rating System
The Monitoring Star Rating System within the Dedaub Security Suite allows users to quickly provide feedback on monitoring queries. Using this star rating system to share their experiences, users contribute to a valuable library of insights that assist others in finding the right tools to meet their needs. This approach ensures the platform stays focused on practical, real-world use cases.
Blockchain Transaction Monitoring Folders for Organization
The new monitoring folders feature allows users to systematically organize queries systematically, ensuring better clarity and accessibility within the Dedaub Security Suite. Users can navigate their query library quickly and maintain a cleaner workspace by categorizing queries into dedicated folders for better blockchain transaction monitoring.
Advanced RPC Fetch Functions
The latest Dedaub Security Suite introduces advanced monitoring capabilities that support external REST API requests. Five new functions allow users to incorporate data from external sources directly into their monitoring queries. The system supports HTTP GET, POST, and PUT requests.
Results from the requests can be joined against results from other tables.
In total, there are 5 new functions:
- http_get() for all GET requests
- http_get_json() for GET requests that return json strings
- http_get_json_array() for GET requests that return json arrays
- http_post() for POST requests
- http_put() for PUT requests
Cross-Chain Contract Lists
With the new cross-chain contract lists feature, users can manage contract data spanning multiple blockchain networks in one unified list. For instance, users can create a single list to monitor contracts deployed on Ethereum and other EVM-compatible networks. This helps streamline blockchain transaction monitoring across networks.
Annotate and Share Transaction Traces
Transaction traces now support annotations, making it easier to interpret complex data. Users can add custom highlights and aliases to addresses and share these annotated traces with their team for collaborative analysis.
Blockchain Monitoring + contract lists = ♥️
Users can now incorporate contract lists into their monitoring query.
Improved Gnosis Proxy Support
We’ve added better support for Gnosis proxies to our Security Suite! You can now interact with the proxy using the underlying implementation ABI.
Advanced Code View
Play around with our new advanced code view in the decompiler and projects! The new code view allows multiple code representations to open concurrently in a split panel, with the ability to synchronize the two in some cases.
