Red Teaming

Full-spectrum adversarial simulation. We think like attackers so your team does not have to.

Red team exercises at CODESPECT simulate full-spectrum adversarial activity against Web3 organizations: social engineering, phishing campaigns, insider threat simulation, and physical security testing. Engagements follow SEAL-aligned threat modeling, reconnaissance, active engagement, and reporting phases, with clear rules of engagement agreed in advance. Deliverables include an attack narrative, evidence documentation, risk severity matrix, and optional security awareness training.

Why Red Teaming

Beyond Code

Traditional security audits test code. Red teaming tests your organization.

Human Attack Vectors

Social engineering remains the most effective attack vector, even for technically sophisticated teams.

Supply Chain Pressure

Web3 attackers increasingly target hiring pipelines, developer tooling, and CI/CD secrets to bypass production controls.

The $1.5B Bybit Lesson

The Bybit incident demonstrated that operational and human factors can bypass even strong technical controls.

Service Areas

Adversarial Simulation

We simulate real-world attack scenarios against your organization, combining technical exploitation with social engineering and physical security testing.

Network penetration with social engineering pretexts
Phishing campaigns (email, Discord, Telegram)
Insider threat simulation
Physical security assessment (office, events)

Organizational Security Assessment

Beyond technical controls, we evaluate:

Security awareness across your team
Communication channel security (Discord, Telegram, Slack)
Travel security protocols for conferences and events
Credential management practices
Information compartmentalization

Our Approach

Systematic adversarial engagement tailored to your threat profile

01

Threat Modeling

We study your organization, identify likely adversaries, and build realistic attack scenarios based on your threat profile.

Adversary Profiling
Attack Surface Mapping
Scenario Planning
Rules of Engagement
Scope Definition
02

Reconnaissance

OSINT and passive reconnaissance to map your external attack surface, including social media presence, public code repositories, and organizational structure.

OSINT Gathering
Social Media Analysis
Public Repo Review
Team Profile Mapping
Organizational Structure
03

Active Engagement

Execute attack scenarios across agreed-upon vectors. All activities are scoped, documented, and conducted within clear rules of engagement.

Social Engineering
Phishing Campaigns
Insider Threat Simulation
Physical Security Testing
Communication Channel Audits
04

Reporting & Training

Detailed findings report with attack narrative, evidence, and recommendations. Optional security awareness training based on findings.

Attack Narrative
Evidence Documentation
Risk Severity Matrix
Hardening Recommendations
Security Awareness Training

Who This Is For

Protocol teams with $10M+ TVL

DAOs and foundations managing significant treasuries

Web3 companies with active hiring pipelines

Organizations preparing for SEAL certification

What You Receive

Full adversarial documentation and hardening roadmap

Red Team Report

Full documentation of all attack scenarios and outcomes

Attack Narrative

Step-by-step account of each attack chain executed

Risk Assessment

Prioritized risk severity matrix with business impact

Hardening Guide

Actionable recommendations and awareness training plan

Ready to Secure Your Project?

Get a free 30-minute security assessment. We will review your codebase scope and flag the top 3 risk areas.

No commitment required. Typical audits start within 1–2 weeks.