Security Research Labs

About

Security Research Labs (SRLabs) is a security research and consulting firm operated by SR Security Research Labs GmbH, registered in Berlin, Germany. Besides AI security, red teaming, telco, cloud, device testing and incident response, it runs a blockchain security practice covering smart contracts, chain runtimes, bridges and the infrastructure around them, across EVM chains and rollups, Cosmos SDK and CosmWasm, Solana programs, Substrate runtimes and Move-based chains. Engagements take three main shapes: smart contract audits, in which invariants are agreed in writing, the logic is reviewed manually and coverage-guided fuzzing harnesses are left in the client's repository; chain and runtime reviews covering state transition logic, upgrade mechanisms, consensus and networking surfaces; and bridge and integration reviews focused on trust assumptions, message verification, relayers and keys. Its method combines threat modelling, manual review, dynamic analysis and AI-assisted analysis, with findings delivered with re-runnable proofs of concept. SRLabs states that it has reviewed a Polkadot runtime continuously across upgrades. It publishes blockchain research on its blog and has released CosmFuzz, an open-source fuzzer for CosmWasm smart contracts, described in a 2026 write-up.

At a glance

• Operated by SR Security Research Labs GmbH, Berlin
• Smart contract audits with written invariants and coverage-guided fuzzing harnesses
• Reviews chain runtimes, upgrade paths, consensus and bridges
• Covers EVM, Cosmos SDK and CosmWasm, Solana, Substrate and Move chains
• Released CosmFuzz, an open-source fuzzer for CosmWasm contracts

Security Research Labs: frequently asked questions

What services does Security Research Labs offer?

According to its public information, Security Research Labs offers: Audit and Penetration testing.

Which blockchains does Security Research Labs work with?

Security Research Labs works with Ethereum, Cosmos, Solana, and Polkadot.

Which smart contract languages does Security Research Labs use?

Security Research Labs works with Rust, Go, and Move.

Where is Security Research Labs based?

Security Research Labs is headquartered in Germany.

Is Security Research Labs verified on smart-contract.com?

Not yet. This listing was compiled from public information and Security Research Labs has not claimed it or gone through the vetting process of smart-contract.com.

How can I get a quote from Security Research Labs?

Describe your project once on smart-contract.com: you receive comparable quotes from vendors that match it, in the same format. Development and audit are always entrusted to two independent companies.