The Trust Audit for the Agentic Build Era.
AI can build the app. It should not be the only thing verifying it.
The same model that helped create your application may tell you it is secure based on its own limited definition of “secure.” GRID adds the independent audit layer modern teams need before users, partners, investors, or communities are asked to trust an AI-built product.
Our VINE MIND SWARM maps exposed surfaces, agent permissions, API behavior, wallet-signing flows, secrets, dependencies, generated code, and abuse paths — then human reviewers validate what actually matters.
Prompt injection, MCP/tool permissions, model-cost abuse, exposed secrets, dependency risk, and wallet-signing clarity are first-class audit surfaces.
Adapter-based Web3 review across XRPL, Xahau, Evernode, Hedera/HBAR, EVM contracts, Sui, Midnight, and future chains.
Why This Matters Now
AI has changed how applications are built. Teams are shipping faster with Claude, Cursor, Copilot, Replit, Lovable, Bolt, custom agents, MCP tools, and generated code. That speed creates a new trust gap: apps can look finished before their permissions, APIs, wallets, data flows, and agent actions are properly understood.
GRID audits that gap. We look beyond whether the app runs. We test what it exposes, what it trusts, what it can spend, what it can sign, what it can leak, and what an attacker can convince it to do.
If a team cannot inventory it, they cannot secure it.
Discovery, Expansion, Analysis.
A simplified view of the VINE MIND SWARM in motion: seed URLs flow into discovery, discovery agents fan back into the crawler to expand the page set, then a parallel battery of analysis agents reviews the full surface and consolidates into a single report. The counts below are live from the catalogue.
What Grid Reviews
AI, Agentic & MCP Security
Prompt injection, indirect prompt injection, agent goal hijacking, MCP/tool poisoning, excessive agency, model-cost denial of wallet, AI output-to-action risk, memory/RAG leakage, and over-permissioned tools across applications built by or powered by AI agents.
API, Webhook & Trust-Boundary Security
Multi-source endpoint discovery, broken object and field-level authorization, input handling and injection paths, GraphQL behavior, rate limiting, error disclosure, file-handling routes, and exposed configuration detection.
Wallet, Transaction & Web3 Flow Validation
Transaction-intent verification — what the UI says will happen vs what the payload actually does. Trust lines, token flags, issuer controls, NFT flows, escrows, multisig, OfferCreate, and signing-prompt clarity for XRPL, Xahau, Evernode, EVM, Sui, and Midnight wallets.
Identity, Session & Access Control
Cookie attributes, session fixation, token handling, OAuth/OIDC discovery and redirect handling, signup/login/reset surfaces, authenticated crawl coverage, IDOR/JWT follow-up, and credential exposure behind client-approved sessions.
Data, Secrets, RAG & Supply Chain Exposure
Hardcoded API keys, XRPL seeds and mnemonics, .env and source-map leakage, debug surfaces, exposed cloud-storage references, vector-store and embedding endpoint exposure, dependency-confusion and typosquat candidates, and CI/CD provenance gaps across the build pipeline.
Frontend, Infrastructure & Public Attack Surface
Full-depth page crawl across dynamically-rendered SPA routes and multi-host portfolios, SSL/TLS, HTTP security headers, open ports, subdomain enumeration and dangling-DNS exposure, CORS, edge/CDN behavior, cache poisoning, and server configuration hardening.
Business Logic, Abuse Paths & Workflow Integrity
State-transition review across critical flows: payment, signup, claim, whitelist, airdrop, referral, escrow, and multisig. Concurrent-request races, IP-rotation rate-limit bypass, and WAF evasion against the parts of the app where the math works but the rules can be gamed.
Multichain Adapter Readiness
Read-only chain adapters for XRPL, Xahau, Evernode, Hedera/HBAR, EVM (Ethereum, Polygon, BSC, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Avalanche), Sui, and Midnight — plus an extensible adapter framework for new chain-specific review lanes as ecosystems mature.
What Grid Does Not Do
No Custody or Asset Control
GRID does not take custody of funds, request private keys, or require control over project wallets. Wallet and transaction reviews are performed through safe, read-only, or explicitly approved validation methods.
Tokenomics Auditing
We do not review economic models, token distribution, or financial mechanisms.
Financial Advice
Grid does not provide investment advice or compliance guidance.
Destructive Testing
We perform only safe, passive checks without disrupting your application.
Guaranteed Security
No audit can guarantee complete security or eliminate all risks.
Why Grid Is Qualified to Audit Your Application
20+ years in enterprise infrastructure, security architecture, and risk assessment across Fortune 500 environments — the operator's view of what real production exposure looks like.
Deep coverage across AI agents and MCP-style tooling, modern web application surfaces, and Web3 wallet / signing flows on XRPL, Xahau, Evernode, Hedera/HBAR, EVM, Sui, and Midnight. One audit, one report, every chain.
The GRID VINE MIND SWARM runs 78 specialist agents in coordinated phases — discovery, expansion, and parallel analysis — while human reviewers validate findings, remove noise, and turn raw signal into decisions a project team can act on.
Grid does not hand over a report and disappear. We work directly with the project team through remediation, answer implementation questions, and validate fixes until the application is ready to pass.
Methodology aligned with OWASP Top 10, OWASP API Security Top 10, OWASP LLM Top 10, OWASP CI/CD Top 10, OWASP Smart Contract Top 10, NIST CSF, ISO 27001 control families, SLSA build provenance, and CISA's SBOM-for-AI minimum elements — adapted for AI, Web2, and Web3 applications.
After verification, Phase 2 will let approved project agents interact with the GRID VINE MIND SWARM and initiate on-demand scans whenever meaningful code, infrastructure, or workflow changes are introduced.
What We Review
Every engagement starts with full-surface discovery, then the GRID VINE MIND SWARM and human reviewers assess the live application across eight security pillars spanning Web2, authenticated application workflows, and Web3 wallet or ledger integrations. Open any pillar to see what we validate and the standards it maps to — without publishing the full internal playbook behind every audit.
Client-side behavior, browser trust boundaries, and user-facing attack surface.
Service-layer review focused on authorization, input handling, and exposed integration risk.
Server, hosting, and environment hardening across the exposed infrastructure surface.
Secrets, artifacts, sensitive-data handling, and build-pipeline provenance.
Authentication boundaries, gateway behavior, and network-layer control validation.
AI, agentic, and rapid-development risk across prompts, tools, autonomy, and generated output.
Business-logic and transaction-flow review for critical actions, state changes, and signing.
Wallet flows, token behavior, transaction safety, and chain-specific trust assumptions.
Note:All testing is non-destructive and performed against live targets using safe, controlled methods. No credential brute-forcing, service disruption, or data modification is performed during Grid audits. Where authenticated review is in scope, it is run with explicit client approval and paired with remediation support.
How It Works
Project Submission
Submit your Web3 or XRPL application through our secure intake form. We collect target URLs, GitHub repo, API base, and any context that helps scope the review.
Scope Definition
Our team reviews your submission and defines audit scope — which pillars apply, what intrusive checks (if any) are in scope, and what your risk tolerance is.
Automated Agent Scan
The GRID VINE MIND SWARM runs as a coordinated, multi-phase review: an initial discovery sweep maps your live attack surface across the target and any portfolio sites, specialist agents expand and refine that surface, then a parallel battery of analysis agents reviews the consolidated page set. Authenticated flows are exercised when approved. Findings collapse into a single report — the orchestration runs invisibly to the auditor.
Human Expert Review
Security professionals validate every finding, filter false positives, assess exploitability, and add context that automated tools alone cannot provide.
Risk-Scored Report
You receive a detailed report with findings organized by pillar and severity, evidence, remediation guidance, and an overall risk score.
Remediation Window
Grid works hand in hand with your project team to clarify findings, validate fixes, and re-scan important changes until the vulnerabilities that matter are closed and certification is ready.
Verification & Certification
Receive your Grid verification status and a public certification page your community can independently verify. Phase 2 will extend this with verified-project access for trusted project agents to trigger on-demand VINE MIND SWARM scans when changes ship.
Grid Certification Outcomes
Grid treats certification as a remediation path, not a pass-or-fail stunt. We work directly with project teams to close material findings, retest fixes, and move toward a status that can be publicly verified.
Grid Conditional
Initial review completed with fixes or retests still in progress.
Used when material findings remain open but the project is actively working through a documented remediation path with Grid.
Grid Verified
Passed technical review after remediation and verification.
Core security issues are resolved, retested where needed, and the project is ready to publish a verifiable Grid status.
Grid Elite
Exceptional security posture with mature operating discipline.
Reserved for teams that pair strong application security with operational maturity, hardening depth, and successful retest validation.
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We work hand in hand with your team through remediation, retesting, and verification so the vulnerabilities that matter get fixed before your status goes public.
Phase 2 will give verified projects a trusted way to let their own agents interact with the GRID VINE MIND SWARM and trigger on-demand scans whenever changes are made.