Monad co-founders release a protocol security self-checklist, covering multi-signature mechanisms and permission management: 10 key points

Gate News update, April 3, Monad co-founder Keone Hon published an protocol security self-checklist on the X platform, covering core issues such as admin privileges, fund security, and multi-signature mechanisms. It includes 10 key points: 1、clearly define administrator functions that could lead to loss of funds; 2、set time locks for relevant operations; 3、establish a real-time monitoring mechanism; 4、issue timely warnings when administrator functions are called; 5、map all privileged accounts and adopt a multi-signature (k-of-n) structure; 6、define signature threshold parameters; 7、multi-signature signers should use independent cold devices for signing operations and follow best practices (such as independently validating the transaction hash); 8、apply rate limits to withdrawals, and avoid having the same multi-signature control them; 9、ensure employee devices have malicious software detection and management capabilities; 10、predefine an extreme scenario in which multi-signature signers are compromised, reverse-engineer potential attack paths from the attacker’s perspective, and optimize system design to increase the cost and complexity of attacks.