Privacy claims mean little if the trust boundaries around them never get attacked A new full stack audit from Dakara Research just put @BeldexCoin through that test The review ran across the core daemon, wallet stack, BelNet routing, message storage and BChat instead of checking one isolated contract 64 findings came out of the process 5 Critical 8 High 14 Medium 25 Low 12 Informational The deeper part sits in what those Critical findings touched One hit coinbase and governance reward validation Another could remotely crash a masternode Another exposed a pre authentication heap overflow The wallet stack had a multisig secret share extraction path A public RPC handler also carried a remote overflow All five got patched and re verified against the production v7.0.3 release Dakara also attacked the privacy and money layer directly RingCT Ring signatures Bulletproofs+ Balance checks Double spend protection Message channel cryptography Those core trust properties held under the tested attack paths Security work does not mean shipping a clean report with zero findings Finding real breakpoints, fixing them, then forcing an independent team to attack the shipped code again carries more weight For a privacy network, that loop matters Private transactions only work when the cryptography holds Private communication only works when the storage and routing boundaries hold And the whole stack only works when one weak component cannot break the rest