Dedaub

• Name: Dedaub
• URL: https://dedaub.com/
• Category: smart-contract security firm / onchain security intelligence infrastructure / decompiler and transaction-analysis platform
• Summary: Dedaub is a security firm with real tooling attached. The cleaner read is not audit shop; it is bytecode decompilation, transaction-risk scoring, and monitoring infrastructure that can feed wallets and other operators.
• What it does:
  • Performs smart-contract audits, architectural reviews, risk-mitigation work, protocol-design advisory, and gas optimization for Web3 teams
  • Operates a multichain Security Suite spanning decompilation, vulnerability detection, and transaction analysis across EVM ecosystems
  • Offers a public decompiler that reconstructs Solidity-like logic, storage layout, ABI, and intermediate representations directly from deployed bytecode, including for contracts without verified source
  • Publishes downstream security products including Tok{In} for token-risk detection, Monitor for protocol-specific multichain monitoring, and Firewall for pre-execution transaction protection
  • Maintains a public GitHub organization with an audits repository containing past audit reports plus supporting tooling such as srcup, manifold, and ABI/analysis utilities
• Key claims:
  • The homepage says Dedaub combines experienced auditors with blockchain transaction monitoring, smart-contract analysis technologies, and decompilation of contracts even without source or ABI
  • The homepage frames the Security Suite as a unified indexed multichain intelligence layer and quantifies its surface with millions of contracts decompiled, millions of threats detected, and tens of billions of transactions analyzed
  • The decompiler product page says the system reconstructs functions, control flow, storage layout, state transitions, ABI, TAC, Yul-style output, and disassembly from deployed EVM bytecode, and that it is free for individual use while offering API access for organizations
  • The official product pages explicitly say Dedaub’s downstream applications include token-risk detection for wallets, exchanges, and AI trading agents, protocol-specific monitoring, and transaction-level protection
  • The public Dedaub/audits repository says it contains past audit reports, with project directories spanning clients such as AORI, Blur, Chainlink, DeFi Saver, Ethereum Foundation, GMX, Immunefi, Lido, Liquity, and Yearn
  • Taken together, the current primary-source surface suggests Dedaub should be cataloged as security-intelligence and transaction-risk infrastructure, not merely as an audit boutique
• Whitepaper: No canonical Dedaub whitepaper or litepaper surfaced in this pass. The clearest current sources of truth are the official site, product pages, and public GitHub organization plus audit archive; see ../whitepapers/dedaub-primary-sources-2026-04-30.md.
• Sources:
  • https://dedaub.com/
  • https://dedaub.com/product/decompiler/
  • https://dedaub.com/web3-security-monitoring/
  • https://github.com/Dedaub
  • https://github.com/Dedaub/audits
  • https://api.github.com/orgs/Dedaub/repos?per_page=100
  • https://api.github.com/repos/Dedaub/audits
  • https://api.github.com/repos/Dedaub/audits/contents

Internal linkages

• Best upward reads: certora, openzeppelin, and trail-of-bits.

Control surface

• The real leverage sits in bytecode coverage, detector design, monitoring configuration, and where Dedaub’s decompilation and transaction-risk products get embedded downstream.

• Read it as security-intelligence infrastructure with an audit business attached, not as a generic audit-shop peer list.

• Last reviewed: 2026-05-31 UTC