Radar by Meshed Labs

Intercept malicious transactions before you get scammed.

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Intercept malicious transactions before you get scammed.

73 followers

Radar is a browser extension protecting your web3 assets. Features: 🚨  Reports —  Get a risk score for your pending transaction.   🖼️  Assets — See how your assets will change.   🔎 Counterparties — Know you're on a site or dApp you trust. 

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Launch tags:Chrome Extensions•Crypto•Web3

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Congrats on the launch! I can't wait to check it out. Such a much a much-needed product and perfect timing.

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4yr ago

Radar by Meshed Labs

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@chris_nguyen3 Thanks for the support! 🙏

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4yr ago

congrats on the launch! - this is going to save billions in fraud and improve web3’s reputation around safety.

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4yr ago

Radar by Meshed Labs

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@notalexlin6 🙏 gm! appreciate the support!

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4yr ago

We need more tools like this. Web3 is in early days still and one wrong approval or transaction can be devastating.

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4yr ago

Radar by Meshed Labs

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@evgeny_tchebotarev Been in the space for years and I still get nervous signing stuff. Thanks for the support! 🙏

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4yr ago

Fiix

This is awesome! Congrats on the launch. Excited to try it out. Great work helping make the ecosystem a bit safer. Would love to see notifications/alerts on key risk events for assets held in our wallets too at some point! Just like the Solana drain event.

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4yr ago

Radar by Meshed Labs

Maker

Really cool feature idea @zainmanji! Education and helping users be proactive is certainly an important element.

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4yr ago

Love using radar so far. Great experience and highlights what I need to know quickly! @cye good work! 👊🏻👊🏻

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4yr ago

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@brendenlee Thanks for the early beta feedback! 🙏

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4yr ago

Radar by Meshed Labs

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👋 gm Product Hunters! It seems every day, there’s a new scam in the crypto/web3 space that makes headlines. We’ve been working hard over the past few months building a better solution to address this problem. Today, we’re stoked to launch Radar. It’s a browser extension that pops up (beside Metamask) as you’re about to sign a transaction to safeguard your tokens & NFTs. Radar works by: 1️⃣ detecting and simulating the outcome of a signature in realtime 2️⃣ giving a clear breakdown of how each asset is impacted by the signature 3️⃣ providing risk assessments on the web domain, smart contracts involved, and their relationship 4️⃣ aggregating 3rd party datasets, community reports and your personalized Trust List Today, Radar protects you against phishing attacks & injection attacks which have been on the rise. In Q2 of 2022 alone, 290 phishing attacks were recorded according to CertiK, up 170% from Q1. For instance: “in April, Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) NFTs were stolen after the project’s official Instagram account was taken over by attackers. Reports estimated that there may have been $40 million worth of assets lost in the attack.” Our mission is to make crypto & web3 space safer and more accessible. Radar is only the first step. We’re committed to helping solve this problem together with the entire community, building in a collaborative manner. We have a robust roadmap which includes: ⚒️adding protection against new attack vectors ⚒️open sourcing our code to drive transparency ⚒️launching a decentralized registry for any app or NFT project to self verify (web domains & smart contracts) ⚒️supporting additional browsers & directly integrating with wallets ⚒️releasing additional tools for NFT project owners to promote safe practices within their community We’re excited for the Product Hunt community to take a look at what we’re up to. Please share feedback, questions, and comment below; we’d love to hear from you!

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4yr ago

Does this work with off-chain signatures such as on Opensea?

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4yr ago

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@mark_wang3 Radar detects all signature requests including message and typed data signatures common on marketplaces and other web3 services. This means that an NFT you gave opensea permissions for isn't at risk of being signed away in an off-chain signature we didn't catch.

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4yr ago

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