Otomato for Security Alerts

With security alerts, we want to make sure you know it first when a protocol you are exposed to is compromised.

What we monitor

Otomato detects security threats affecting your positions through two layers of monitoring:

Social monitoring (today)

• Protocol X accounts: If a protocol you use tweets about an incident, you're notified immediately

• Security researchers: We track X accounts like Lookonchain, PeckShieldAlert, CertiKAlert, and other trusted sources who often break news first.

On-chain monitoring (coming soon)

• Real-time transaction analysis: We monitor activity on protocols you're exposed to and detect suspicious patterns before anyone raises the alarm on X

Use cases

Hack or exploit detected

When a protocol you're exposed to is compromised, every minute counts. Otomato surfaces credible hack reports from protocol announcements and security researchers so you can assess whether to withdraw.

Example notifications

• "Security incident reported on Euler Finance. View source."

• "Aave tweeted about a potential exploit on their v3 markets. View source."

• "Lookonchain flagged suspicious outflows from Curve pools. View source."

Frontend compromise

A compromised frontend can drain your wallet even if the protocol's smart contracts are safe. Otomato alerts you immediately when a protocol reports their website has been compromised.

Example notifications

• "Balancer reported their frontend has been compromised. View source."

• "Galxe's website is flagged as compromised. View source."

Improvements

We're continuously looking to add support for alerts the community is asking for. If you'd like us to add a new use case, reach out on Telegram.