GoPlus launches GSM: the world's first public chain native security layer that intercepts hacker attacks in milliseconds.

[Blockchain Rhythm] On June 12, according to official news, the blockchain security infrastructure GoPlus Security officially launched GSM (GoPlus Security Module) today — the world’s first security protection layer that can be natively integrated into public chain nodes, achieving millisecond-level interception of malicious transactions before they are on-chain. The core breakthrough of this technology is: it can be safely embedded in the blockchain execution layer, achieving non-plug-in defense. The specific implementation method is: integrating GSM directly into the node client (such as BNBChain), scanning before transactions enter the memory pool (mempool), cutting off the hacker attack path from the source.

GoPlus provides the actual test results conducted on BNBChain. In 100 real attack transaction replay tests, GSM achieved:

1. 97% attack blocking rate; 2、<40ms latency (Node 0 crashes under thousand-level TPS concurrency);
2. Prevent losses exceeding 22 million dollars.

This technology will drive blockchain security from “remedial after the fact” to “proactive immunity,” paving the way for billions of users to enter the space. Currently, GoPlus is opening up ecological cooperation to the entire industry, supporting L1/L2 public chains, RPC service providers, and wallet protocols for one-click integration, allowing developers to quickly deploy through open-source solutions.