Overview
This document describes the security audit process for ComputeNet, including audit scope, methodology, and disclosure procedures.
Planned Documentation
Security audits are planned for the protocol before public testnet and mainnet launches. This page will be updated with audit results.
Audit Scope
Security audits will cover:
- Protocol specification and design
- Cryptographic implementations
- Smart contracts (if applicable)
- Node software implementations
- SDK and client libraries
Audit Process
The planned audit process includes:
- Internal security review and testing
- Engagement with external audit firms
- Formal verification where applicable
- Bug bounty program for ongoing review
- Regular re-audits for major changes
Audit Criteria
Audits will evaluate:
- Correctness of cryptographic implementations
- Protocol safety and liveness properties
- Economic security assumptions
- Code quality and best practices
- Potential denial of service vectors
- Access control and authentication
Audit Reports
Audit findings will be:
- Addressed before mainnet launch
- Published publicly after remediation
- Tracked in a public security changelog
Continuous Security
Ongoing security measures include:
- Bug bounty program for responsible disclosure
- Security-focused code review process
- Automated security scanning in CI/CD
- Regular penetration testing
- Incident response procedures