About MRTD.NET

MRTD.NET is an English-language news publication covering crypto and blockchain security, cybersecurity, and SEO and growth. Our tagline says it plainly: Fast, technical, sourced news on crypto security and the web.

We launched in 2026 with a simple goal — to explain what actually happened when a protocol gets exploited, a system gets breached, or the rules of search and growth change, and to do it with primary sources in hand.

What We Cover

• Crypto and blockchain security — exploit and hack post-mortems, reconstructed from on-chain data and official disclosures.
• Cybersecurity — breaches, vulnerabilities, and the practical lessons behind them.
• SEO and growth — how the web’s discovery and distribution systems work, and how they shift.

How We Work

Our coverage is produced by the MRTD Research Desk. We are transparent about our process: articles are created with AI-assisted research and drafting under human editorial oversight. A human is responsible for what we publish.

We place a heavy emphasis on citing primary sources — on-chain transactions, official post-mortems, and audit reports — so you can verify our reporting yourself. When we get something wrong, we issue corrections and note material changes.

We do not run a large newsroom, and we do not pretend to. We are a focused, technically minded desk that values accuracy over speed-at-any-cost, and clarity over hype.

Publisher

MRTD.NET is published by LMTS Development Ltd, an independent software company registered in England and Wales (company no. 17148125; registered office: 128 City Road, London). LMTS builds privacy- and security-focused software, including self-custodial digital-asset tools — the same emphasis on security, privacy, and user agency that drives our reporting.

Our Principles

• Sourced. If we make a claim, we link to where it comes from.
• Original. We write our own analysis; we do not machine-translate and republish other people’s work.
• Honest. We are open about how our content is made and quick to correct mistakes.
• Calm. We avoid sensationalism. Security incidents are serious enough without it.

To learn more about our methodology and corrections policy, see our Editorial Standards. To get in touch, visit our Contact page.