Enhancing Web3 Security: How AI Reduces Reliance on Manual Auditing in Blockchain

·

Introduction

The Web3 security landscape continues to evolve, with new players like Fuzzland emerging to address critical gaps in automation and real-time auditing. Founded by Chaofan Shou, a 23-year-old computer scientist and blockchain security expert, Fuzzland recently secured a $3 million seed round led by 1kx, with participation from HashKey Capital, SNZ, and Panga Capital.

Fuzzland’s mission is clear: reduce reliance on manual audits and introduce real-time on-chain firewalls for protocols and end-users.


Key Challenges in Web3 Security

1. Over-Reliance on Manual Audits

2. Lack of Real-Time On-Chain Monitoring

👉 Discover how Fuzzland’s AI-driven firewall prevents exploits


Fuzzland’s Solutions

1. Blaz: Pre-Deployment Analysis Platform

2. Blaz+: Real-Time On-Chain Firewall


AI’s Role in Streamlining Audits


Future Roadmap

2024 Goals

  1. Scale Blaz+: Onboard 1,000+ DeFi projects with zero attack tolerance.
  2. Expand to CEXs/Wallets: Partner with security providers to offer real-time risk alerts for end-users.
  3. Optimize Compute Costs:

    • Explore browser-based distributed computing (users contribute CPU in exchange for rewards).

Long-Term Vision


FAQ Section

Q: How does Fuzzland’s pricing work?

A: Free for automated tools; manual audits follow competitive rates (lower than Certik).

Q: Can AI fully replace human auditors?

A: Not yet. AI augments workflows, but final approvals require human expertise.

Q: What makes smart contracts harder to audit than traditional software?

A: Complex statefulness + cross-contract interactions mimic analyzing hundreds of contracts at once.

👉 Explore Fuzzland’s open-source tools for developers


Conclusion

Web3 security must shift from reactive to proactive—a vision Fuzzland is advancing through AI-augmented audits and real-time firewalls. As Chaofan Shou notes, "The future of Web3 hinges on making security effortless for every user."