GoPlus DeepScan Comprehensive Upgrade: Introducing AI-Powered Smart Contract Security Full Lifecycle Protection System

BlockBeats News, August 18th - According to official sources, GoPlus has announced a comprehensive upgrade of DeepScan, launching an AI-based smart contract security solution. GoPlus stated that as hackers have begun to use AI to discover deeper contract vulnerabilities, the traditional "one-time audit, deploy, and forget" security model has struggled to keep up with evolving attack risks. DeepScan is built around the full lifecycle of smart contracts, establishing a complete security closed-loop consisting of AI contract audits, continuous security monitoring, and Token security self-inspection, providing developers, project teams, and trading platforms with continuous security protection.

Specifically, AI contract audits involve AI-driven deep analysis of contract source code, permission management, and business logic to identify syntax errors, business logic vulnerabilities, and other security risks. It generates a structured audit report that includes a security score, key findings, issue details, and repair suggestions. Continuous security monitoring targets contracts that have been deployed and audited, tracking real-time disclosure of new vulnerabilities, on-chain attack events, and changes in external dependencies such as oracles and cross-chain bridges. Through AI, it assesses if a project is affected, enabling timely review and alerts. Token security self-inspection is aimed at projects about to be released or listed, enabling quick detection of rug pulls/honeypots, malicious minting permissions, blacklist mechanisms, unusual transaction taxes, owner permissions, and transaction restrictions.

Furthermore, the GoPlus DeepScan team has also released an open-source Benchmark dataset built on actual smart contract attack events. This dataset is used to evaluate the practical capabilities of AI in vulnerability identification, attack path understanding, context reasoning, and audit stability. It has already documented nearly a hundred typical attack events that have occurred since May 2025 and is continuously updated. GoPlus stated that DeepScan can be used for low-cost security scanning by developers, pre-deployment security reviews by project teams, ongoing monitoring during operation, and as a complementary security assessment for projects seeking to list on trading platforms. This tool helps all parties promptly identify new vulnerabilities and attack risks.