📘Glossary

Glossary of Terms

Term	Definition
GoPlus Network	A decentralized user security infrastructure for the Web3, providing comprehensive security data and services.
SecWare	Security Software, decentralized security services or applications built on top of the GoPlus Network infrastructure, offering various security functionalities to end-users.
SecWareX	A user-facing, all-in-one security hub that integrates multiple SecWares, providing users with a seamless and comprehensive security experience across different blockchain networks.
SecHub	Security Hub, a user's personalized security center within SecWareX, where they can manage their security preferences, interact with SecWare services, and monitor their overall security status.
USM	User Security Module, positioned at the core of the network, serving as a bridge between the user-facing applications and the underlying SecWare Protocol and SecWare Service Network which is designed as a software development kit (SDK) that can be seamlessly integrated into various Web3 scenarios, such as wallets, dApps, RPCs, and even Layer 2 sequencers.
AVS	Actively Validated Service, a service that incorporates EigenLayer's verification mechanism, ensuring the integrity and reliability of the service through active validation by multiple parties.
$GPS	GoPlus Network Token
RaaS	Rollup as a service, enabling developers to deploy scalable blockchain with ease, RaaS leverages rollup technology to enhance transaction throughput and scalability on Layer 2 networks while finalizing transactions on the main blockchain
Sequencer	An off-chain component which provides transactions to the L2 execution engine. Transactions posted by the batch submitter to Ethereum are determined by the state of L2 derived by the sequencer node. As part of the main rollup node, it also watches Ethereum to derive the state of the L2 from the previously posted batches and state roots, and to observe deposit transactions. The L2 derivation includes checking that previous state roots and transactions were recorded on Ethereum, as well as tracking things like gas price on Ethereum to update relevant values on L2.
Energy Block / EB	Energy block is currently the points on the SecWareX platform, representing an important asset of SecWareX.

Term

Definition

GoPlus Network

A decentralized user security infrastructure for the Web3, providing comprehensive security data and services.

SecWare

Security Software, decentralized security services or applications built on top of the GoPlus Network infrastructure, offering various security functionalities to end-users.

SecWareX

A user-facing, all-in-one security hub that integrates multiple SecWares, providing users with a seamless and comprehensive security experience across different blockchain networks.

SecHub

Security Hub, a user's personalized security center within SecWareX, where they can manage their security preferences, interact with SecWare services, and monitor their overall security status.

USM

User Security Module, positioned at the core of the network, serving as a bridge between the user-facing applications and the underlying SecWare Protocol and SecWare Service Network which is designed as a software development kit (SDK) that can be seamlessly integrated into various Web3 scenarios, such as wallets, dApps, RPCs, and even Layer 2 sequencers.

AVS

Actively Validated Service, a service that incorporates EigenLayer's verification mechanism, ensuring the integrity and reliability of the service through active validation by multiple parties.

$GPS

GoPlus Network Token

RaaS

Rollup as a service, enabling developers to deploy scalable blockchain with ease, RaaS leverages rollup technology to enhance transaction throughput and scalability on Layer 2 networks while finalizing transactions on the main blockchain

Sequencer

An off-chain component which provides transactions to the L2 execution engine. Transactions posted by the batch submitter to Ethereum are determined by the state of L2 derived by the sequencer node. As part of the main rollup node, it also watches Ethereum to derive the state of the L2 from the previously posted batches and state roots, and to observe deposit transactions. The L2 derivation includes checking that previous state roots and transactions were recorded on Ethereum, as well as tracking things like gas price on Ethereum to update relevant values on L2.

Energy Block / EB

Energy block is currently the points on the SecWareX platform, representing an important asset of SecWareX.

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