⚠️ On March 31st 2019, TTC Foundation launched its own blockchain solution, TTC, and rebranded TTC Protocol as Acorn Protocol. This article was published before the separation. [Read more]
TTC Protocol x Hacken — Partnership with a global community for a safer blockchain
TTC Protocol launches its first public bug bounty with HackenProof.
The blockchain projects are attractive targets to the online hacking crimes, as it deals with massive economic value. Millions of Bitcoin and even more altcoins have been hacked since the birth of the cryptocurrency. The total loss value is worth hundreds millions of dollars and even worse, the blockchain industry lost much of trust from the general public with each incident.
The burden and risk is higher for TTC Protocol as social network services normally deal with a massive number of users and their private contents and data. We understand that there is no such thing as a perfectly secured environment and constantly challenge ourselves to improve its security standard.
Today, we are very excited to announce the partnership with Hacken, a global white hat hacker community driven by cybersecurity, based in in Estonia, a European leader in technology and innovation. Hacken helped over 40 key blockchain projects around the world to generate safer and more secure environments. Hacken community runs a various range of activities, such as Bug Bounty Programs, Penetration Testing, Smart Contract Audits, and Anti-Phising. On top of these, they are also famous for the in-depth research reports.
Hacken manages bug bounty programs through the HackenProof platfrom, which connects their partners with the global white hat hacker community. They work with some of the best ethical hackers in the world to deliver the best crowdsourced cybersecurity service possible.
TTC Protocol and Hacken aim to have a long term partnership on a subject of security, and to kick off the partnership, we begin with these two projects to improve the security of blockchain tool and wallet of TTC Protocol: (i) Bug bounty program and (ii) Penetration test of Test-net.
You can read more about this program here 👉 https://hackenproof.com/ttc/ttc-protocol.
We welcome the developer community to spot and fix security vulnerabilities of TTC Protocol in order to create a safe and secure environment for everyone.
— TTC Foundation
