I made a 🦊 wallet plugin that:

1. Decodes your calldata
2. Uses that decoded data as input to an AI
3. Which then searches the web to see if the transaction has anything "fishy" about it.

Here is an example where you'd be sending money to the ByBit hackers, but it catches it!

A random walk down @safe ❇️ and open source tech research

Web3 development & security
🛡️ Cyfrin 
🦅 CodeHawks
🟪 Solodit
🎓 Updraft

Ok snaps are starting to be useful 😃, too bad I already stopped using MM. Nonetheless it's great snap for sure.

@safe needs this like yesterday...
@adamhurwitz.eth 🙏

Depin Dev hosting /m3ter-heads and building M3tering on Ethereum.

🪙 Tokenize Resources; Democratize Participation 🤝

Abuja, Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria

yeah wish safe decided to add this, it's already done too, the necessary tools are already here, but everyone hesitates to pull the trigger

Depin Dev hosting /m3ter-heads and building M3tering on Ethereum.

Cool feature! Safe app has Tenderly simulations built in to easily see a list of contracts you're interacting with before approving.

This could be a useful feature for Tenderly to then take the contracts and search for potentially malicious actions that are being done with them.

I recommend the built in Tenderly feature to see all contracts being interacted with and reverify what the actions you're signing for.

for basic balance changes I guess, but you know this already, balance changes are hardly sufficient for transaction clarity

@patrickalphac is talking about context, tokens are moving in and out of my wallet — why? for what purpose?

e.g. this is a 'swap' transaction, and if confirmed, you will 'swap ___ for ___."

and obviously if there are any security risks, that same context extracted from the transaction will clarify the security risks

Agreed! There needs to be improvement in detailed readability in Safe. 

The part I was talking about with Tenderly simulations is making sure the contracts and addresses are expected. Even if you can't see the exact amounts moved you can make sure there is not an address that shouldn't be there.

I recommend the built in Tenderly feature to see all contracts being interacted with and reverify what the actions you're signing for.

https://farcaster.xyz/adamhurwitz.eth/0x3c059c93