devconnect arg / red teaming crypto wallet operations
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Red-Teaming Crypto Wallet Operations
Duration: 00:05:16
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Type: Talk
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Event: Devcon
Date: Feb 2026
TJ Connolly, Principal Engineer, TJ C
In this talk I am going to be presenting an open-source framework for organizations to use in red-teaming their crypto wallet operations. This talk will present a testing and evaluation framework for how any organization can comprehensively assess the security posture of their crypto wallet operations, and identify areas for improvement.
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