Decentralizing Security

Security should not be a privilege. It should be free, open, and owned by no one.

Today, security is centralized. A few companies control the threat databases, the antivirus signatures, the CVE lists. If you want to know whether a file is malicious or a package is vulnerable, you pay them. If they go down, you're blind. If they choose not to share, you're exposed.

We're building the alternative.

When all malware hashes are on the blockchain, antivirus becomes decentralized and free.
When all CVEs are on the blockchain, vulnerability scanning becomes decentralized and free.
When all security logs are anchored on-chain, no one can deny what happened.

How It Works

Today
Centralized Threat Intelligence

Malware signatures locked behind vendor subscriptions. CVE data controlled by a single organization. Breach logs that can be deleted by the attacker who caused them.

ThreatChain
Decentralized Threat Intelligence

9M+ malware hashes on-chain. 27K+ CVEs publicly queryable. Log hashes anchored on Arbitrum every 5 minutes. Immutable, permissionless, unstoppable.

The Flywheel

Every user who contributes a hash, reports a CVE, or anchors their logs makes the network more valuable for everyone else. The more people participate, the more complete the database becomes. The more complete the database, the less anyone needs proprietary vendors.

Step 1
Contributors submit threat data

Malware hashes, CVEs, IOCs. Rewarded with $THREAT tokens for every verified submission.

Step 2
Data goes on-chain

Permanently stored. No single point of failure. No gatekeeper. Anyone can query it.

Step 3
Free tools for everyone

AV scanning, vulnerability checking, log verification — all powered by the decentralized database.

Step 4
More users, stronger network

Every new user adds data, strengthens detection, and makes security more accessible worldwide.

Where We Are

9M+
Malware Hashes
27K+
CVEs
50
STIG Checks
52
Detection Rules

ThreatChain is already operational. The SIEM is open source. The threat intelligence API is live. The $THREAT token is on Arbitrum. Every day, the database grows.

But this is just the beginning. The vision is a world where no organization — no matter how small, how underfunded, or where they are — has to choose between security and everything else.

The endgame: A world where checking if a file is safe costs nothing. Where knowing if your software is vulnerable is one free API call. Where your security logs are tamper-proof by default. Not because a company decided to be generous — but because the data lives on a blockchain that no one controls and everyone can use.
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1,000 people who believed in decentralized security before anyone else.