Watch what runs, not just what you hold: Binance, Polymarket, and the case for continuous scanning
Binance and Polymarket show why security must watch laptops, pipelines, and third-party scripts alongside wallets. Neither of this week's two big crypto incidents involved a smart-contract bug. In both, the code holding the money did what it was told. The problem was who was giving the orders. Bina…
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- 2026-11-01 14:03 · DEV Community — AI
Watch what runs, not just what you hold: Binance, Polymarket, and the case for continuous scanning
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