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Crypto Security Center

Crypto wallet security scanner

Paste a public wallet address to see the standing permissions and contract exposure attached to it, what each finding means, and which one to deal with first.

Cyber Security Space will never ask for your private key or recovery phrase. Only enter a public wallet address. Public addresses are read only — nothing here can move funds or sign a transaction.

Addresses are analysed for this request only and are not stored. This scan is read-only: it cannot move funds, and it never asks for a signature.

What the report contains

  • A risk score with the reasoning. Every point deducted is traceable to a named finding with its evidence and confidence.
  • Approval exposure. Which contracts can spend which tokens, and whether any of those allowances are effectively unlimited.
  • Contract exposure. Whether the wallet has interacted with unverified or very recently deployed contracts.
  • A prioritised action list. What to fix first, why it matters, and where to do it.
  • Honest coverage. A panel showing exactly which checks ran and which could not be completed.

How to read a result

Start with the critical findings, not the score. A wallet with one unlimited approval to a contract you no longer use is a specific, fixable problem; a wallet with a slightly lower score and no critical findings usually is not. Findings marked unverified mean we could not complete that check — they are gaps in the picture, not clean results.

Revoking an approval happens in your own wallet or in a revocation tool you control. Nothing on this page can perform an on-chain action for you, by design.

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Related security checks

Approval checker

Live

See every contract allowed to spend your tokens

A table of active approvals, ranked by how much they expose the wallet.

Open tool

Transaction explainer

Live

Understand what a transaction actually did

A readable explanation of the transaction and the permissions it created.

Open tool

Token risk scanner

Live

Review a token contract before you interact with it

A contract-level risk assessment with the specific code patterns detected.

Open tool

Questions

Frequently asked

What does the wallet scanner actually check?
Active token approvals and whether any are effectively unlimited, the contracts the wallet has interacted with, whether those contracts have verified source code, how recently they were deployed, and the wallet's transaction pattern including failed transactions.
Is it safe to paste my address here?
A public address is public information — it is visible to anyone on a block explorer. It cannot be used to move funds. We do not store the addresses that are scanned. What is never safe to share anywhere is your recovery phrase or private key.
Why does my score not reflect a problem I know about?
The score only reflects signals we could verify from the data available. If a data source was unreachable, the report says that check could not be completed. Read the findings and the coverage panel rather than the number alone.
Can I scan a wallet I do not own?
Yes. All the data used is public. People commonly scan a counterparty address, a contract they are about to interact with, or the deployer of a token they are researching.

Important

Cyber Security Space provides automated security analysis based on available blockchain and threat intelligence data. Results may be incomplete or inaccurate and should not be treated as a guarantee of safety, financial advice, or investment advice. This score reflects the security signals currently detected. A low-risk score does not guarantee that a wallet or transaction is safe.

Nothing on this page is financial or investment advice.