Monad, a co-founder of Monad, released a 10-item security self-check checklist for protocols, emphasizing key risks associated with multisignature and access control.

Monad co-founder Keone Hon released a protocol security self-checklist on the X platform, focusing on core issues such as management permissions, fund security, and multi-signature mechanism design. The checklist includes ten key points: 1. Identify which administrator functions may lead to fund losses; 2. Ensure all related operations have time locks; 3. Establish a real-time monitoring mechanism; 4. Provide timely alerts when administrator functions are called; 5. Review all privileged accounts and adopt multi-signature (k-of-n) structures as much as possible; 6. Define signature threshold parameters; 7. Multi-signature signers should use independent cold devices solely for signing operations and follow best practices (such as independently verifying transaction hashes); 8. Set rate limits for withdrawals and avoid control by the same multi-signature; 9. Ensure employee devices have malware detection and management capabilities; 10. Pre-define extreme scenarios where multi-signature signers are compromised, reverse-engineer potential attack paths from the attacker's perspective, and optimize system design accordingly to increase attack costs and complexity.