Singapore, Singapore, September 12th, 2024, Chainwire

Web3 user security platform GoPlus has announced that it has partnered with EVM-compatible sidechain Neo X to provide node security. Neo X has become the first blockchain to integrate GoPlus’ Security Module at the node level, providing foundational security for all users on its new sidechain.

The integration with Neo X will allow users to seamlessly access an onchain firewall service. The GoPlus User Security Module (USM) establishes a security layer on Neo X, automatically screening transactions against users' personalized security strategies and blocking risky ones in real-time. This ensures uninterrupted, secure blockchain interactions for Neo X users and enhances asset protection. 

John Wang, Head of Eco-Growth at Neo, said: “We are proud to be the first blockchain fully integrated with the GoPlus Security Module. Combined with our upcoming anti-MEV feature, Neo X users will experience unprecedented levels of security and fairness on our chain.”

Brian Li, Marketing Lead at GoPlus, added: “We're thrilled to partner with Neo X, marking a significant milestone as they become the first blockchain to support our User Security Module at the node level. This collaboration highlights our mutual commitment to enhancing security within the web3 ecosystem and providing robust protection for all users.”

The GoPlus User Security Module operates as a layer between user-initiated transactions on Neo X and GoPlus's SecWare services. When a transaction is triggered, the USM intercepts the transaction data and forwards it to the SecWare. Leveraging GoPlus's open security data and computing layers, the SecWare performs real-time risk assessments on the transaction using advanced AI algorithms.

The results of the risk analysis are then relayed back to the USM, which can take appropriate actions based on the security recommendations. This may include proceeding with the transaction if it is deemed safe, or rejecting the transaction if it is malicious.

GoPlus’ USM forms a modular security layer for web3. Adaptable and designed to integrate with any blockchain seamlessly, it enables blockchain networks to enhance user safety and provide greater protection against threats. By serving as the interface between users and Neo X’s sidechain, the USM enables GoPlus to provide a comprehensive, end-to-end security solution. This allows Neo X to maximize node-level security and identify threats while maintaining a permissionless and decentralized network.

About GoPlus Security

GoPlus is building a web3 User Security Network that prioritizes transparency and user empowerment by providing permissionless security data and an end-user service environment. Goplus offers User Security Modules as a Service to any chain. With a cutting-edge AI module adopted into its tech architecture, GoPlus has already served 10K+ partnerships with 21M+ user security data calls daily, supporting 20+ public chains.

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About Neo

Founded in 2014, Neo is an open-source, community-driven blockchain platform designed to welcome developers into the Smart Economy. By enabling developers to digitize and automate the management of assets through smart contracts, Neo is built to realize the optimized digital world of the future. As the most developer-friendly blockchain, Neo meets developers where they are by integrating seamlessly with the world’s most widely used languages and tools and providing the most feature-complete blockchain platform for building full-stack decentralized applications. With native support for powerful infrastructure including decentralized storage, oracles, and domain name service, Neo is the ideal foundation for developers to build the next generation Internet.

Neo X is Neo’s sidechain. With its MEV resistance and full compatibility with Ethereum tooling, Neo X excels in cross-chain scalability and DeFi applications through its use of the dBFT consensus mechanism and enveloped transactions.

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