Blockchain Penetration Testing
A thorough evaluation of the security of your smart contract and DApps, aimed at pinpointing any weaknesses and proposing solutions to address them.
A thorough evaluation of the security of your smart contract and DApps, aimed at pinpointing any weaknesses and proposing solutions to address them.
A blockchain penetration test (pentest) is a simulated cyberattack on a blockchain network or application to identify security vulnerabilities and weaknesses. Pentests are performed in under closed environment by ethical hackers who use a variety of techniques to try to exploit vulnerabilities and gain unauthorized access to the system.
Preparation
The BlockAudit pen-testers work with the project to understand the scope of the pentest, including which systems and applications will be tested, and what kind of attacks will be simulated.
Information gathering
We gather information about the blockchain network or application,
including its architecture, components, database, logic and
possible vulnerabilities.
Vulnerability assessment
We use a variety of tools and techniques to identify security vulnerabilities in the blockchain system. This involves static analysis of the code, dynamic analysis of the running system, and manual testing.
Exploitation
We attempt to exploit the vulnerabilities we have identified, to gain
unauthorized access to the system. This may involve using known exploits,
developing new exploits, or using social engineering techniques to trick
users into revealing sensitive information.
Interim Reporting
We privately provide a report to the project team that outlines any security vulnerabilities found and recommendations for how to fix them.
Bug Fixing
If the BlockAudit Team finds any security vulnerabilities, coding errors, or
inefficiencies in your project, you must fix the code before deploying the
contract. Our support team is available to assist you throughout
the pen-testing process.
Re-Pentesting
The project re-pentesting process will begin with static analysis using security tools to identify potential vulnerabilities. This will be followed by a manual review to confirm the findings of the static analysis and to identify any additional vulnerabilities that may have been missed. Once the re-pentesting process is complete, a report will be generated that details the findings and recommendations.
Iteration
This process will be repeated until all the bugs have been
fixed and all the vulnerabilities left from the code.
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