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Learn moreConduct a comprehensive audit of your decentralized application to ensure safe and secure interaction with the blockchain network
request a quoteA decentralized application (dApp) is an off-chain component of the system. It is the most overlooked part of the Web3 ecosystem when it comes to security. dApp audit helps projects create and maintain secure integrations with blockchains and protect assets and reputation.
A security audit is not an added expense, but rather a cost-saving measure that can help prevent hacks and leaks, ultimately reducing potential costs associated with security breaches.
Our security standards prioritize the protection of sensitive data, providing you with peace of mind regarding your private key safety.
Build trust with users by ensuring complete system security and keeping up-to-date with the latest security trends.
Wallets are where users store their digital assets, such as cryptocurrency, and they can be particularly vulnerable to security breaches. Secure wallet is a critical part of interacting with blockchain networks, and a dApp audit can play a vital role in ensuring that your wallet is secure.
Cross-chain bridges enable the transfer of assets across different blockchains, which presents a unique set of security challenges that must be properly addressed. Securing cross-chain bridges with dApp audit is critical to ensure the safety and reliability of these systems.
Well, almost everything. Secure any application that performs cross-chain operations, has custody over sensitive information, reacts to the blockchain events, or uses message signing for authentication.
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Built upon industry-accepted core security principles and is specifically tailored to review applications that interact with blockchain networks.
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Auditors with a proven record of reviewing decentralized applications.
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You submit the request along with required documentation, and our specialists consult you on dApp audit price, scope, timeline
Hacken conducts dApp audit, providing report containing detected vulnerabilities and recommendations for fixing
Introduce bug fixes and get a remediation check (1 check is covered) to ensure that all changes are correct
Your dApp is secure. You receive Proofed by Hacken label and promotion package from Hacken
Head of Smart Contracts Audits Department
"We have already seen a number of preventable hacks that led to millions lost. It is not enough to audit just the smart contracts - the system is only as secure as its weakest component. By doing the dApp audit with us, you can ensure that the off-chain components will not become that weakest point."
Hacken dApp audit methodology
Our methodology was specifically designed for reviewing applications that interact with blockchain networks. It uses well-known and industry-accepted core principles as its base: confidentiality, integrity, and availability. By extending the existing conventional security concepts, this methodology aims on providing the best analysis value for an application interacting with a decentralized network.
Find out more by reading the latest version of our methodology.
Upon completing the dApp security audit, you will become Proofed by Hacken, gaining the ultimate proof of the security of your dApp.
If your project meets Hacken’s partnership requirements, we will offer you an extended service package including marketing activities.
A list of issues and vulnerabilities that were found during the review with recommendations on how to address them.
Numerical score for each metric for security, code and documentation quality with the overall system score calculated.
An overview of the system created by the security engineers.
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dApp (Decentralized Application) is an application that interacts with a blockchain in one form or another (e.g. calls or reads from Smart Contracts; blockchain indexing, etc.). Usually, it helps with achieving something that is not possible with just Smart Contracts (like random), or for indexing some information that is not easily accessible through the blockchain directly (transaction history, custom Smart Contracts events, etc.).
Ensure secure blockchain interaction with dApp audit. dApps, such as wallets and cross-chain bridges, are connected to the blockchain. Most projects only audit smart contracts paying no attention to off-chain vulnerabilities. Hacken’s dApp audit is the best available choice for projects that want a high level of security. Focused on the off-chain code review, our dApp audit prevents the leakage of a private key and ensures a secure interaction of your dApp with the protocol.
The dApp code can be written in any programming language. Most dApps are written in Java, Python, JavaScript, C#, and Rust.
dApp is not a Smart Contract. This is a normal application (client – something you can see with your eyes and interact with, or server – something that is hidden behind the UI) that interacts with one or several blockchains. It is not deployed on the blockchain, it deploys like a regular Web 2.0 application; the logic can be changed in the future after the deployment.
dApps use smart contracts to authorize transactions and interact with blockchain. Smart contract code is not the only code of a dApp. dApps also have off-chain code that doesn’t interact with the blockchain. This off-chain code is the target of the dApp audit.
dApps are deployed on blockchain and use smart contracts for app logic. Smart contracts are digital contracts that automatically execute transactions once predetermined conditions are met.
The most common exploits in the dApp audit environment are overconfidence in a node (or node provider), failure to account for blockchain branching out, incorrect validation of ENS records, weak authentication via message signing, unsafe private key storage, XSS/SQL injections from the blockchain data, misuse of checksum addresses, blockchain data inconsistency, incorrect integration with a smart contract and/or blockchain platform, usage of wrong data types, application architecture, repository consistency, code style consistency, and deprecated, vulnerable, or outdated Web3 libraries.
Deploying a dApp to the blockchain is different from traditional app development because making any changes after is difficult. Therefore, it’s vital to ensure security and the absence of any bugs before the launch. dApp security improvement practices are smart contract audit for the on-chain code and dApp audit for the off-chain code.
The dApp security audit performed by Hacken experts covers both the back-end and front-end of the decentralized app. A comprehensive dApp audit by a team of professionals will help protect your financial interests by identifying and removing all vulnerabilities and exploits.
dApp Audit by Hacken will help your project expand the possibilities of decentralized networks in finance, arts & collectibles, gaming and technology, and other segments. With a dApp audit, you can ensure that all blockchain superpowers, such as built-in payments, secure on-chain data, and user credentials, work as intended.
We encourage projects to use their internal resources to review their dApps. Internal audits can identify vulnerabilities. However, there is extra value to a professional dApp audit. A third-party auditing team offers an external call. This is the only way to receive an authoritative opinion and informed recommendations on your code from the outside. On top of that, the internal team may lack the necessary expertise or time to review dApp comprehensively. External audit firms have teams specializing in security research and dApp vulnerability assessment.
Hacken specialists will provide you with a report containing step-by-step client-friendly recommendations on how to eliminate detected issues.
The duration of a dApp contract audit varies depending on the audit scope and complexity. Generally, the audit duration is specified before the process starts so that a customer is aware of each stage in the process.
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