Halborn has just finished and published Temple's security audit. We're grateful for their support and trust their many years serving financial institutions and blockchain organizations.
We are starting a series of articles on the security measures taken in preparation for @StoryProtocol mainnet, and after.
I think it's a good read for young projects as well, since the first article also reads as "As a web3 project, how do I procure security audits, configure audit contests, bug bounties, etc?". It goes over dev process, and our ecosystem efforts to help key projects get their code reviewed as well.
Shout out to the great teams that have audited our mainnet launch and beyond
@fuzzland@slowmist@HalbornSecurity@trust__90@FuzzingLabs
Contest and bug bounty providers:
@cantinaxyz
Our ecosystem auditing partners:
@BlockSecTeam@NethermindSec and @HalbornSecurity
@sbarnettARK @JonahLupton@ebcapital @sbarnettARK back to this thread, any POV on Naterra vs Invitae that you could help us better understand? Thanks man
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