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Arbitrum Grants Defense Manager (AGDM): Empowering grant managers with an intuitive dashboard for secure round monitoring, advanced threat detection, and proactive defense mechanisms. Streamline your grant management with AGDM's efficiency and security.

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Arbitrum Grants Defense Manager (AGDM)

Arbitrum Grants Defence Manager is the ideal dashboard for efficiently managing and securing grant rounds on Arbitrum. Here's an overview of the project's main features.

Introduction

Arbitrum Grants Defence Manager, also known as AGDM, is a powerful dashboard that provides grant managers with comprehensive tools for managing round statistics, detecting potential threats, and implementing advanced defence mechanisms.

Features

1. Round Statistics Overview

AGDM offers grant managers a user-friendly interface for viewing and analysing round statistics. Keep track of the progress, milestones, and overall performance of each grant round at a glance.

2. Threat Detection and Isolation

An important aspect of AGDM is its advanced threat detection system. Grant managers can use a pre-defined detection method to identify and isolate potential threats during a round. This ensures that malicious entities, such as attack bots and recycling attacks, are quickly detected and neutralized.

3. Defense Capabilities.

AGDM is equipped with innovative defense capabilities that actively counter the most common bot and recycling attacks. This proactive defense mechanism improves the security status of  grant rounds by providing a strong barrier against potential threats.

4: Sybil Database Integration

AGDM integrates a Sybil database seamlessly to improve security. This feature improves detection accuracy by comparing potential threats to a comprehensive database of known malicious entities.

Live Project

Explore the current AGDM project here .

Contribute

We welcome your contributions to AGDM! If you want to include new detection methods:

  1. Detection Methods File: Place your code in the detection_methods directory.
  2. Write-up: Along with your code, include a detailed write-up explaining what your detection method does and how it operates.

Licence.

AGDM is distributed under the MIT Licence. Feel free to use, modify, and distribute it in accordance with the terms of the licence.