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Security: KOSASIH/PiStable-Protocol

Security

docs/security.md

Security Practices

Ensuring the security of the PiStable Protocol is a top priority. This document outlines best practices and guidelines for maintaining security.

1. Smart Contract Security

  • Audits: Regularly audit smart contracts by third-party security firms.
  • Testing: Write comprehensive tests for all smart contracts to cover edge cases.

2. User Data Protection

  • Encryption: Use encryption for sensitive user data stored in the database.
  • Authentication: Implement strong authentication mechanisms, including two-factor authentication (2FA).

3. Incident Response

  • Monitoring: Continuously monitor the system for suspicious activities.
  • Response Plan: Have an incident response plan in place to address potential security breaches.

4. Community Awareness

  • Education: Educate users about common security threats, such as phishing attacks.
  • Reporting: Encourage users to report any security vulnerabilities they discover.

Conclusion

By following these security practices, we can help protect the PiStable Protocol and its users from potential threats. Thank you for your commitment to security!

There aren’t any published security advisories