BitsLab acquires Japanese secure browser extension KEKKAI Plugin and officially launches BitsLab Safe
ChainCatcher news, Web3 security organization BitsLab announced that it has completed the acquisition of the secure browser extension KEKKAI Plugin, a product under Japanese Web3 infrastructure company KEKKAI Labs, and has officially renamed it BitsLab Safe.
KEKKAI Labs is a Japanese technology team focused on Web3 security and infrastructure development. Its core product, KEKKAI Plugin, has a solid user base and high usage rate in the Asian market.
BitsLab stated that this acquisition aims to expand its security capabilities from serving the B-end to the C-end security field. On the basis of retaining the original functions of KEKKAI Plugin, BitsLab will introduce its own AI-driven security analysis and threat detection technology to expand and intelligently upgrade the product's features.
It is reported that the renamed BitsLab Safe is a free browser security extension for ordinary users. Its core functions include: automatically simulating the transaction process before the wallet executes a transaction, displaying the results in advance, issuing warnings when dangerous contracts or malicious operations are detected, and providing phishing website protection and alerts. BitsLab plans to make this product an important part of its AI security ecosystem.
BitsLab's previous main business focused on B-end services such as security audits, penetration testing, and vulnerability mining, and has provided solutions for more than 400 projects, covering major ecosystems such as Sui, Aptos, TON, and Solana. This acquisition marks a strategic upgrade for BitsLab, aiming to build a complete security protection system "from underlying infrastructure to end users".
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