Protecting Web3: How GoPlus Security Is Revolutionizing User-Centric Safety

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The rapid evolution of Web3 has unlocked unprecedented opportunities for decentralization, financial autonomy, and digital ownership. However, with innovation comes risk—especially for everyday users navigating a complex, trustless environment. In this landscape, GoPlus Security has emerged as a pioneering force, redefining how safety is delivered in the decentralized world through user-first solutions.

The Shift from Web2 to Web3 Security

While traditional cybersecurity in Web2 focused on centralized protection—like antivirus software and fraud detection systems—Web3 introduces a fundamentally different challenge. There’s no central authority to reverse transactions or recover lost funds. Once a private key is compromised or a malicious smart contract is approved, the damage is irreversible.

Eskil, co-founder of GoPlus Security, didn’t start as a Web2 security expert. Instead, his journey began with a vision shared by his co-founder Mike Lee: to build a safety net for ordinary Web3 users. Mike, a seasoned Web2 security professional, noticed a troubling trend—friends and peers were falling victim to scams after entering the Web3 space. Despite the promise of decentralization, the ecosystem lacked basic user protections.

“People were focusing on securing projects, but users were left exposed,” Eskil explains. “We saw an urgent need for tools that empower individuals, not just protocols.”

This insight sparked the creation of GoPlus Security—a platform built on the belief that user safety should be accessible, transparent, and proactive.

Core Challenges in Web3 Security

Unlike Web2, Web3 users face unique and often irreversible risks. GoPlus identifies three primary threat categories:

1. Asset Risks

These include rug pulls—where project developers drain liquidity—fake NFTs, and scam tokens designed to mimic legitimate assets. Without proper verification tools, users can unknowingly invest in worthless projects.

2. Interaction Risks

Phishing attacks are rampant. Malicious websites trick users into signing harmful transactions or approving smart contracts that drain their wallets. These threats exploit trust and user behavior rather than system vulnerabilities.

3. Emerging Risks

New threats like Maximum Extractable Value (MEV) attacks allow validators to manipulate transaction order for profit, often at the expense of regular users. These sophisticated risks require advanced detection mechanisms beyond traditional security models.

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A New Approach: SecScan and SecWare

GoPlus Security tackles these challenges head-on with two flagship products: SecScan and SecWare.

SecScan: AI-Powered Risk Detection for Developers

SecScan processes up to 20 million detection calls daily, serving as a critical tool for developers building on Web3. By integrating AI-driven analysis, it enables rapid identification of malicious contracts, suspicious token behaviors, and potential vulnerabilities.

What sets SecScan apart is its open and extensible architecture. The platform plans to open its framework, allowing global developers to build custom security modules using GoPlus’s engine—fostering a collaborative security ecosystem.

SecWare: Seamless Protection for End Users

While SecScan empowers builders, SecWare protects users at every interaction point across chains. Embedded as middleware in blockchain networks, SecWare provides real-time risk assessment during transactions, contract approvals, and wallet interactions.

This multi-chain protection layer operates silently in the background, ensuring security doesn’t come at the cost of usability. Users get instant alerts about potential threats without needing technical expertise—making Web3 safer for newcomers and experts alike.

“Security should be invisible until it’s needed,” Eskil emphasizes. “Our goal is to remove fear from the user experience.”

Building a Decentralized Data Network

To ensure data integrity and avoid centralization pitfalls, GoPlus is developing a decentralized data network built on three pillars:

  1. Data Contribution Nodes – Anyone meeting criteria can contribute data by staking tokens. This incentivizes quality input while democratizing participation.
  2. Data Validation Engine – Uses zero-knowledge proofs (ZK-proofs) to verify data authenticity without exposing sensitive information.
  3. Decentralized Storage – Ensures data persistence and allows contributors to control access permissions.

This model ensures transparency, resists manipulation, and aligns with Web3’s core principles of openness and community governance.

Monetization Without Compromise

GoPlus generates revenue through multiple streams while maintaining free access to core tools:

This balanced approach ensures sustainability without sacrificing accessibility—a rare feat in the Web3 space.

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Compliance in a Dynamic Regulatory Landscape

Navigating global regulations is a major challenge for any Web3 project. GoPlus addresses this through a multi-layered compliance strategy:

What Sets GoPlus Apart?

In a crowded field of security tools like Blockaid, Token Sniffer, and De.fi, GoPlus stands out through its comprehensive, open, and user-driven model.

The Road Ahead: From Security to Risk Management

GoPlus is evolving beyond traditional cybersecurity into holistic personal risk management. The future involves:

“This isn’t just about stopping hacks,” Eskil says. “It’s about building trust so that millions more can safely join Web3.”

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What makes GoPlus Security different from other Web3 security tools?
A: GoPlus combines AI-powered threat detection with a decentralized data network and user-first design. Unlike many competitors focused on single-use tools, GoPlus offers a full-stack solution—from developer APIs to end-user protection—while remaining open and community-driven.

Q: Is GoPlus’s API free to use?
A: Yes, the core API is free, open-source, and permissionless. This encourages widespread adoption among dApps, wallets, and data platforms. Enterprise users can opt for premium versions with enhanced support and SLAs.

Q: How does GoPlus protect against phishing attacks?
A: Through SecWare’s real-time monitoring, users receive instant alerts when interacting with known malicious URLs or contracts. The system analyzes transaction intent and contract behavior before approval.

Q: Can individual users benefit from GoPlus even if they’re not developers?
A: Absolutely. Tools like SecWareX provide easy-to-understand risk scores for wallets and transactions—no coding required. The goal is to make security accessible to everyone.

Q: How does staking work for data contributors?
A: Contributors stake tokens to participate in the network. If they submit inaccurate or malicious data, they risk having their stake slashed—a built-in incentive for honesty and accuracy.

Q: Does GoPlus support all major blockchains?
A: Yes, GoPlus currently supports over 20 major chains including Ethereum, BNB Chain, Solana, Arbitrum, and Optimism—with ongoing expansion to emerging networks.


By placing users at the center of its mission, GoPlus Security is not just reacting to threats—it’s reshaping the foundation of trust in Web3. As adoption grows, so does the need for intelligent, invisible protection. With its blend of innovation, openness, and practicality, GoPlus is leading the charge toward a safer decentralized future.

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