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Security Evaluation Report for Ethereum Name Service (ENS) Beacon Chain Address: bnb

Explore our recent Deep Byte Network Bank (did:bnb) security evaluation, aimed at uncovering and rectifying potential system susceptibilities.

Evaluate our newest Binance Smart Chain security evaluation to uncover and eliminate potential...
Evaluate our newest Binance Smart Chain security evaluation to uncover and eliminate potential system weaknesses.

Security Evaluation Report for Ethereum Name Service (ENS) Beacon Chain Address: bnb

On our platform, we're all about keeping things secure for our users. That's why we frequently undergo security evaluations to detect and fix any potential issues with our systems.

Today, we're thrilled to share the results of the most recent security audit for our "did-bnb" project, which is all about boosting the usage of decentralized identifiers (DIDs) on the BNB Chain. By doing so, we aim to give our users more control over their digital identities, enabling them to manage their personal data privacy and share only the necessary information. Curious about the grant we received from BNB Chain and our work on this project? Check it out here.

The Meat of the Security Audit

Our team collaborated with FYEO Inc., an esteemed security outfit, to perform an extensive security audit on our "did-bnb" project. The audit spanned over a week, with objectives such as:

  • Reviewing our overall security readiness.
  • Locating potential risks within our environment.
  • Offering professional opinions on the maturity, adequacy, and efficiency of our security measures.

Salient Findings

Here's what we discovered after the audit:

  1. Data Iteration Loops in Remove Functions: The code for various remove functions repeatedly calls a check function, which, while not a deal-breaker, is less than optimal for gas usage.
  2. Questionable Flag Settings: Our system, as it stands, lets users set flags that don't belong to the valid range.

Notably, both findings were more informational than critical, and none presented any significant security concerns. Regardless, we take every finding seriously and have remedied these issues to bolster the robustness of our system even further.

Wrap-Up

We place a high priority on openness, so we've made the full report of the security audit publicly available. You can check out the exhaustive details in our GitHub repository. Inquisitive folks can also peek at our assessment results for "cryptid" and "did:sol"—just head to the footer of our website and click on the "security" section.

The protection of our users is our top concern here at our platform. Stay tuned as we battle to maintain the highest security standards in all our projects!

  1. Despite being less optimal for gas usage, our team has addressed the data iteration loops in remove functions to ensure the robustness of our technology.
  2. Recognizing the potential for improved flag settings, we've made modifications to our technology to adhere to the valid range, further enhancing its maturity and adequacy.

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