TLDR: On ArcBlock, security isn’t optional — it’s in the box: SSL, WAF, DID, and safer building blocks from the start.
Long version:
Security isn’t something we bolt on later — it’s built into the ArcBlock platform from day one. Our strategy is:
Secure by default infrastructure — Blocklet Server ships with SSL, automated certificate management, and even a built-in WAF (Web Application Firewall), so every app starts with strong security.
Smart contract minimization — many hacks in Web3 come from buggy contracts. ArcBlock’s modular kits reduce the need for hand-rolled smart contracts, replacing them with audited, reusable building blocks.
Identity-first design — with DID & VC, user accounts and app permissions are self-sovereign and cryptographically verified, eliminating centralized points of failure.
Observability & monitoring — apps on AIGNE Hub and ArcBlock tools come with built-in logs and audit trails, making it easier to detect anomalies before they become exploits.
So instead of telling developers “be careful,” we try to give them an ecosystem where the default way to build is the safe way.
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TLDR: On ArcBlock, security isn’t optional — it’s in the box: SSL, WAF, DID, and safer building blocks from the start.
Long version:
Security isn’t something we bolt on later — it’s built into the ArcBlock platform from day one. Our strategy is:
So instead of telling developers “be careful,” we try to give them an ecosystem where the default way to build is the safe way.