Code4renaLaunching Private Competitive Audits: Top Warden Reviews of Unpublished Protocol Code
With an unmatched level of code review and on-demand access to top-tier security experts, Code4rena’s competitive audits have become a critical piece in the web3 security stack, but the public nature of these audits occasionally poses a challenge for certain projects.In some cases, a fully public audit isn’t a great fit:Stealth startupsTop secret NFT launchesCompanies who closely guard IP and trade secretsProjects sensitive to creating a public record of past vulnerability patternsAnyone worr...
Code4renaMajor Code4rena upgrade eliminates work for audit contest sponsors
We're excited to share a huge improvement we've made to Code4rena based on input from builders: New audits booked with Code4rena will include deduplication of all incoming bugs from your project’s audit contest so your team doesn’t have to stop building. Run an audit contest and you’ll get back fully triaged issues one week from contest end date. The enormous increase of participation in Code4rena contests has been overwhelming. That’s a great problem to have! Buuuut still a problem...
Code4renaA look at Code4rena audits: Versus
Code4rena is famous for running public audit competitions that incentivize the largest amount of auditors to compete in finding the rarest bugs. Sometimes though, projects are looking to run a small and focused audit with just a few wardens to fit within budget constraints that might otherwise rule out a competitive audit. The solution: Versus competitions. So how do Versus audits work? With the introduction of Versus competitions, we’re giving Sponsors the opportunity to work with top Warden...
Code4rena competitive audits find more bugs faster than any other method.
Code4renaLaunching Private Competitive Audits: Top Warden Reviews of Unpublished Protocol Code
With an unmatched level of code review and on-demand access to top-tier security experts, Code4rena’s competitive audits have become a critical piece in the web3 security stack, but the public nature of these audits occasionally poses a challenge for certain projects.In some cases, a fully public audit isn’t a great fit:Stealth startupsTop secret NFT launchesCompanies who closely guard IP and trade secretsProjects sensitive to creating a public record of past vulnerability patternsAnyone worr...
Code4renaMajor Code4rena upgrade eliminates work for audit contest sponsors
We're excited to share a huge improvement we've made to Code4rena based on input from builders: New audits booked with Code4rena will include deduplication of all incoming bugs from your project’s audit contest so your team doesn’t have to stop building. Run an audit contest and you’ll get back fully triaged issues one week from contest end date. The enormous increase of participation in Code4rena contests has been overwhelming. That’s a great problem to have! Buuuut still a problem...
Code4renaA look at Code4rena audits: Versus
Code4rena is famous for running public audit competitions that incentivize the largest amount of auditors to compete in finding the rarest bugs. Sometimes though, projects are looking to run a small and focused audit with just a few wardens to fit within budget constraints that might otherwise rule out a competitive audit. The solution: Versus competitions. So how do Versus audits work? With the introduction of Versus competitions, we’re giving Sponsors the opportunity to work with top Warden...
Code4rena competitive audits find more bugs faster than any other method.
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Traditional audits take too much time and are limited in terms of talent and depth. Bug bounties don’t keep bugs out of production. That’s where Code4rena comes in: a high-performance competitive audit platform that rewards keeping rare, high-risk bugs out of production. Don’t just take our word for it either: OpenSea, ENS, Sushi, and PoolTogether are just a few of the projects that have run audits with C4.
So, how do Code4rena audit competitions work?
Code4rena audit competitions are inherently simple: a Sponsor puts up a reward pool, Code4rena’s team hosts the audit competition and the project’s code for review, and anyone can hunt for bugs in the code as part of the open audit. This simplicity is complemented by a huge and passionate community of auditors and C4’s full-time team, both of whom contribute to making the end-to-end audit experience frictionless.
Why are C4 competitive audits the best choice?
Highly talented auditors are incentivized to compete because a) finding rare, high-severity vulnerabilities is rewarded, but also b) the mechanism compensates auditors regardless of who found a bug first.
The C4 ecosystem is designed to level up auditors, making the good great, and the best even better. The gamification of the platform appeals to an inherent space within the human mind that pushes Wardens to continue to better their skills, consequently improving the quality of their findings as time goes on.
Sybil resistance is built in, by shrinking the reward for a vulnerability being found each time it’s submitted.
As an example: what a traditional audit could achieve in 24 weeks, Code4rena competitive audits can achieve in just 7 days, thanks to having access to a community of skilled auditors.
Code4rena competitive audits combine the best of both worlds: speed and depth.
Get started
Code4rena has audited projects including OpenSea, ENS, Sushi, PoolTogether, Connext, BadgerDAO, NFTX, and Slingshot.
When you’re ready for a competitive audit of your project— of any category —drop us a line. We can spin up an audit within 48 hours.
Traditional audits take too much time and are limited in terms of talent and depth. Bug bounties don’t keep bugs out of production. That’s where Code4rena comes in: a high-performance competitive audit platform that rewards keeping rare, high-risk bugs out of production. Don’t just take our word for it either: OpenSea, ENS, Sushi, and PoolTogether are just a few of the projects that have run audits with C4.
So, how do Code4rena audit competitions work?
Code4rena audit competitions are inherently simple: a Sponsor puts up a reward pool, Code4rena’s team hosts the audit competition and the project’s code for review, and anyone can hunt for bugs in the code as part of the open audit. This simplicity is complemented by a huge and passionate community of auditors and C4’s full-time team, both of whom contribute to making the end-to-end audit experience frictionless.
Why are C4 competitive audits the best choice?
Highly talented auditors are incentivized to compete because a) finding rare, high-severity vulnerabilities is rewarded, but also b) the mechanism compensates auditors regardless of who found a bug first.
The C4 ecosystem is designed to level up auditors, making the good great, and the best even better. The gamification of the platform appeals to an inherent space within the human mind that pushes Wardens to continue to better their skills, consequently improving the quality of their findings as time goes on.
Sybil resistance is built in, by shrinking the reward for a vulnerability being found each time it’s submitted.
As an example: what a traditional audit could achieve in 24 weeks, Code4rena competitive audits can achieve in just 7 days, thanks to having access to a community of skilled auditors.
Code4rena competitive audits combine the best of both worlds: speed and depth.
Get started
Code4rena has audited projects including OpenSea, ENS, Sushi, PoolTogether, Connext, BadgerDAO, NFTX, and Slingshot.
When you’re ready for a competitive audit of your project— of any category —drop us a line. We can spin up an audit within 48 hours.
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