A group called Security Alliance, made up of good-guy hackers and computer security experts, has introduced a new platform for sharing information about threats in the crypto world. They've called it SEAL-ISAC and it's aimed at helping people in the crypto industry stay safe from cyber dangers.

This platform, built using an open-source tool called Open CTI, offers a bunch of useful stuff for crypto security folks. It gives them analyses of threats, sends out alerts about dangers, helps them share info, coordinate responses to incidents, and even offers tips on how to keep crypto assets secure.

SEAL has already done some good work, recovering at least $50 million in assets since it started in 2023. Big names in the crypto world like Chainalysis, MetaMask, and Ethereum Foundation are supporting SEAL, showing that they're serious about keeping things safe.

The platform isn't just for big centralized crypto players; it's also there for the smaller decentralized ones. Samczsun, head of security at Paradigm, thinks that even though the bad guys are getting smarter, it's a good sign that they're having to work harder to cause trouble.

Alongside SEAL-ISAC, there's also SEAL 911, a Telegram group where a team of 40 good-guy hackers can jump in to help if someone's being hacked. According to data from DeFiLllama, there have been billions of dollars stolen in crypto hacks over the years, but there's been a drop in losses recently as the crypto market gets more stable.

In conclusion, Security Alliance has launched a cool new tool called SEAL-ISAC to help keep the crypto world safe from cyber threats. With support from big names and a team of good-guy hackers ready to jump in when needed, it's a step in the right direction for crypto security.