With such a rapidly growing threat from cybercriminals, the Hacken Team aims to be even more challenging to be up to date with cybersecurity demands. That’s why they launched a bug bounty platform HackenProof for every responsible ICO, IT, blockchain, crypto, and any other businesses that operate on the Internet to ensure the quality protection of their resources.
Basically, a bug bounty platform is a place where business places its product or system and white hat hackers start to attack it with the aim to provide a report on the found bugs. As a result, the company receives analytics of what security measures should be improved, and hacker, in turn, receives a reward from the client.
HackenProof is powered by the community of white hat hackers, they won’t disclose any found vulnerabilities to the third parties. It is based on the HKN token so it’s decentralized among the community. HKN's price primarily depends on the quality of the provided services, a number of secured clients, and overall size of the white hat community.
OSA, TicketsUA, Interkassa, and NapoleonX have already tested HackenProof in a private mode. Hacken promisess to announce the companies that have already signed up for using HackenProof’s alpha version to find vulnerabilities in their software.
The first official client which cuts the ribbon of HackenProof is NEVERDIE. It’s an ambitious blockchain-based project which is in the process of creating an Ethereum-based gaming platform. NEVERDIE has already gone through the penetration testing, and ethical hackers on HackenProof are turning up their sleeves to start an assessment.
The launch of the HackenProof is just the beginning of what exciting things will happen in 2018 in Hacken! All the subsequent updates are available on the HackenProof roadmap. From our side, we’ll inform you when each following development stage will be finished!