Introducing the OpenZeppelin Contracts MCP: AI‑Powered Smart Contract Development

With the new OpenZeppelin Contracts MCP developers can seamlessly prompt their preferred AI assistants to generate secure smart contracts that enforce OpenZeppelin standards and best practices at ...

This is the second part of our Ethereum introduction guide. If you haven’t read part 1, I highly...

Security Insights

Two months ago I was asked to build an Ethereum web application as a work test to join Zeppelin,...

Security Insights

We’ve already discussed the technical details of ZeppelinOS and published a first draft of the...

Announcements Products

The Simple Token team asked us to review and audit their Simple Token Sale contracts. We looked at...

Security Audits

Today we witnessed a possible major attack on the Parity MultiSig contract. This follows a previous...

Security Audits Rust

The CoinCircle team asked us to review and audit their UnikoinGold token and distribution...

Security Audits

In May of 2016, Peter Vessenes analyzed a sample of smart contracts published online to assess...

Security Insights

The BitClave team asked us to review and audit their Consumer Activity Token (CAT) contracts. We...

Security Audits

Public token sales have successfully bootstrapped a growing number of blockchain projects,...

Announcements Products

Zeppelin is proud to be sponsoring Devcon3. To celebrate, we are releasing a CTF hacking game at...

Events

The Fiinu team asked us to review and audit their Fiinu Token (FNU) and crowdsale contracts. We...

Security Audits

The Everus team asked us to review and audit their Everus Token (EVR) contract. We looked at the...

Security Audits