Audits
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Auditing serve as a critical checkpoint for blockchain projects, providing external validation of the protocol's security and functionality. At Inverter Protocol, we view audits not as a mere formality but as an essential component of our commitment to transparency and security.
Recognizing the diverse nature of potential vulnerabilities, we employ a multi-layered audit strategy that starts with engaging professional auditing firms and solo researchers to regularly review our code, then hosting regular public audit competitions tap into the collective wisdom of the community, and having a continuous bug bounty pool offer a clear path for white hats to report discovered vulnerabilities.
In-development review: Early bug detection through regular security reviews with our auditing partners Team Omega.
Pre-release audit: Comprehensive auditing before any deployment, including a public audit competition and dedicated industry leading auditing teams.
Periodic and Post-Update Audits We schedule regular audits to maintain security integrity as the protocol evolves with every new module, significant updates (major version), or additions to the core protocol.
Code security is not a one-time achievement but an ongoing task. As such, we subject our code to a continuous auditing through a concept of Security Reviews, done by Team Omega:
Final Report Date: July 19th, 2024
Protocol Version: Inverter Protocol V1 pre-release
Final Audit Report: Inverter Github -
Final Report Date: August 12th, 2024
Protocol Version: Inverter Protocol V1 pre-release
Final Audit Report: Inverter Github - Original
Final Report Date: July 29th, 2024
Protocol Version: Inverter Protocol V1 pre-release
Final Audit Report: Inverter Github
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For further details on our security practices and how we handle specific scenarios, please visit our Security Guidelines.