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6. Inspection

Learn about inspecting transactions on your protected contracts

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Last updated 9 months ago

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Intro

CUBE3 RASP product not only allows you to block malicious transactions but also inspect them in real time. For that, visit .

Transactions dashboard

On the transactions page, you can see all transactions on your protected smart contracts. Here are the headers:

  • CUBE3 Transaction ID - unique transaction ID for CUBE3 services

  • Address - represents an address name that you specified during the registration process (read more )

  • Score - constant that represents the safety of a transaction

  • Status - one of 3 - Safe, Warning, Unsafe

  • Enforcement - either Passed or Blocked

  • Network - network on which the transaction was executed

  • Date - date of transaction execution

In the example below, we have 3 executed transactions on a RASP protected smart contract (on-chain) with status of Safe, Warning, and Unsafe transactions:

Analyze a specific transaction

Expanded transaction has two sections:

  1. Risk Score - using a score indicator, see how safe this transaction is. Bellow, see the score for Cyber, Fraud and Compliance categories.

  2. Transaction info - see addresses involved in this transaction.

To start to see an actual transaction on the transactions dashboard, follow the section.

Interaction
https://panorama.cube3.ai/transactions
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Intro
Transactions dashboard
Analyze a specific transaction