An effective approach to secure your blockchain network
Security
Identify potential threats and attack vectors that could be used to compromise the security of the blockchain protocol.
Reliability
Ensure that the blockchain network functions properly and performs as intended, which is essential for maintaining the trust of users and stakeholders
Compliance
Ensure that the blockchain system is compliant with relevant regulations and industry standards, reducing the risk of legal or regulatory issues.
Transparency
Provide greater transparency into the blockchain system's operations, making it easier to identify errors or inconsistencies and address them quickly
Reputation
Help build trust and confidence in the blockchain system among users, investors, and other stakeholders, which can enhance its reputation and value
How we audit
Review the documentation
Reviewing your organization's cloud infrastructure, including servers, networks, and storage, as well as the architecture of the systems and how they are configured
Understand the consensus
Understand the consensus mechanism used by the blockchain protocol. This will help to identify any potential weaknesses in the mechanism that could be exploited
Perform code review
Perform a thorough code review of the blockchain protocol, looking for potential vulnerabilities, such as buffer overflow, SQL injection, and other common software vulnerabilities
Test the code
Use automated testing tools to test the code for potential vulnerabilities. This includes unit testing, integration testing, and regression testing
Perform penetration testing
Perform penetration testing to simulate a real-world attack on the blockchain protocol. This includes trying to exploit vulnerabilities identified during the code review and testing
Evaluate compliance
Evaluate the blockchain protocol for compliance with relevant regulations and industry standards
Interoperability testing
Evaluate the blockchain protocol's compatibility with other blockchain networks and systems, ensuring that the protocol can interact with other systems in the ecosystem
Performance testing
Evaluate the blockchain protocol's performance, including its scalability, gas consumption, and usability
Reporting
Create a detailed report of the audit findings, including any vulnerabilities or issues identified, and recommendations for addressing them
Provide remediation support
Provide assistance with addressing any issues or vulnerabilities identified during the audit, including guidance on how to remediate the issues
What we test
| Layer | Component | Vulnerability |
|---|---|---|
| Network Layer | P2P | Sybil Attack |
| P2P | Eclipse Attack | |
| P2P | Eavesdropping Attack | |
| P2P | Denial of Service Attack | |
| P2P | BGP Hijack Attack | |
| P2P | Alien Attack | |
| P2P | Timejacking | |
| RPC | Eavesdropping Attack | |
| RPC | Denial of Service Attack | |
| RPC | The Ethereum Black Valentine's Day Vulnerability | |
| RPC | HTTP Input Attack | |
| RPC | Cross-Domain Phishing Attack |
| Layer | Component | Vulnerability |
|---|---|---|
| Ledger Layer | Consensus | Long Range Attack |
| Bribery Attack | ||
| Liveness Denial | ||
| Censorship | ||
| Finney Attack | ||
| Vector76 Attack | ||
| Alternative Historical Attack | ||
| 51% Attack | ||
| Grinding Attack | ||
| Coin Age Accumulation Attack | ||
| Selfing Mining | ||
| Block Double Production | ||
| Encryption | Cryptographic Attack | |
| Private Key Prediction | ||
| Length Extension Attack | ||
| Transaction | Double Spend Attack | |
| Transaction Malleability Attack | ||
| Time-Locked Transaction Attack | ||
| False Top-Up Attack | ||
| Rug Pull Attack |
Manage your cyber risks in a security platform
Get an overview of your security posture just on one screen
Discover automatically new vulnerabilities and attack surfaces
Collaborate effortlessly with your team, CXOs, and our security experts
Get all details of each vulnerability (descriptions, steps to reproduce) and comprehensive, actionable guidelines to resolve it.
Comment and discuss directly on each finding, avoiding endless phone calls and emails
Prioritize the most effective solutions based on ROI and optimize your developers' time
Speed up the security testing process with a streamlined approach
Integrate findings into your productivity tools (Slack, Jira, Trello)
Tested by a team of security experts
The CyStack Audit Team is a group of highly skilled security testers who use a goal-oriented approach to testing, refined through years of experience and extensive testing. Our team members have a unique blend of app development and security testing expertise, enabling them to conduct comprehensive security evaluations that uncover potential risks for organizations.
Members of this team are also regular speakers at world-known cyber security conferences and also talented bug hunters who discovered many critical vulnerabilities in the products and are acknowledged in the Hall of Fame of global tech giants such as IBM, HP, Daimler, Microsoft, Alibaba, etc.
CyStack also offers a bug bounty platform WhiteHub.net that enables access to over 3000 security researchers to discover critical vulnerabilities in products, including those not discoverable by using traditional solutions and automated tools.
Build credibility with your partners and customers
After finishing the penetration testing, you will receive a security certificate which serves as proof that your system has undergone rigorous testing and has been certified safe by our team of security experts.
By obtaining this certificate, you can demonstrate to your customers and partners that you take security seriously and have taken steps to ensure the protection of their sensitive data. This can also be used to showcase your commitment to security and can help differentiate your company from competitors who may not have undergone similar testing.
Compliance-driven penetration test
CyStack's pentest provides comprehensive testing that encompasses all the essential requirements necessary to attain compliance with ISO 27001, HIPAA, SOC2, GDPR standards, and other frameworks.
Workflow
Initial engagement
Communicating with the client to understand their requirements and setting the scope of the project.
Project planning
Defining the objectives, timeline, budget, and resources required for the project.
Testing
Conducting the actual penetration testing, which includes reconnaissance, scanning, exploitation.
Real-time report
Reporting vulnerabilities immediately after finding out via CyStack vulnerability management platform.
Closure
Archiving project-related data and officially closing the project.
Follow-up
Communicating with the client to ensure that all recommendations are implemented and verifying that the system is secure.
Final report
Presenting the findings in a detailed report that includes executive summary and detailed vulnerability.
Patching
The client fixes issues through the recommendations from CyStack.
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