LPHiTech Launches Blockchain Security Lab to Protect Digital Asset Users
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – September 26, 2026
https://lphitech.com today announced the launch of its Blockchain Security Lab, a dedicated initiative focused on researching threats, testing wallet security, and helping businesses and individuals protect their Bitcoin and other digital assets. The lab begins operations this month and will publish security guidance, audit findings, and practical protection resources.
Why Security Needs Attention Now
As the value and popularity of Bitcoin continue to grow, so do the threats targeting its users. Phishing campaigns, fake wallet apps, compromised browser extensions, SIM-swap attacks, and poorly secured exchange accounts cause significant losses every year. Many of these incidents are preventable, yet users and small businesses often lack clear, trustworthy guidance on how to defend themselves.
The Blockchain Security Lab was established to change that by combining technical research with accessible education.
Core Focus Areas of the Lab
• Wallet and Application Testing – Independent reviews of wallet software and integrations to identify vulnerabilities and weak configurations.
• Smart Contract and Integration Audits – Code reviews for projects building on or connecting to blockchain networks.
• Threat Intelligence – Monitoring of emerging scams, malware, and attack patterns affecting digital asset users.
• Security Education – Clear guides on cold storage, seed phrase protection, two-factor authentication, and safe transaction habits.
• Business Security Consulting – Support for companies designing internal controls for holding or processing digital assets.
Leadership Perspective
"Too many people lose funds to attacks that could have been stopped with the right knowledge," said the CEO of LPHiTech. "The Blockchain Security Lab exists to make strong security understandable and achievable, whether you are an individual holding a small amount of Bitcoin or a company managing significant digital assets."
The CEO added, "Technology alone doesn't keep people safe. Awareness does. That's why our research will always come paired with plain-language guidance that anyone can follow."
Commitment to Responsible Disclosure
The lab will follow responsible disclosure practices, working privately with developers and vendors to fix vulnerabilities before publishing details. This approach helps strengthen the wider ecosystem while protecting users from exposure during the remediation process.
In the coming months, the lab plans to release a series of security checklists, a wallet safety comparison guide, and regular threat bulletins highlighting new scams and how to avoid them.
Secure Your Digital Assets Today
Whether you are a long-term Bitcoin holder, a developer launching a new application, or a business preparing to accept digital payments, now is the right time to review your security posture. LPHiTech invites users and organizations to explore the lab's resources and request tailored security assessments.
Visit https://lphitech.com to access free security guides, subscribe to threat updates, and connect with the Blockchain Security Lab team to protect what matters most.