Version

Security

zkSync

<![CDATA[<figure class="image"><img src="https://cimg.co/news/123670/326959/blockchain-3750157-1280.jpg" alt="" srcset="https://cimg.co/news/123670/326959/responsive-images/blockchain-3750157-1280___media_library_original_1280_640.jpg 1280w, https://cimg.co/news/123670/326959/responsive-images/blockchain-3750157-1280___media_library_original_1200_600.jpg 1200w, https://cimg.co/news/123670/326959/responsive-images/blockchain-3750157-1280___media_library_original_900_450.jpg 900w, https://cimg.co/news/123670/326959/responsive-images/blockchain-3750157-1280___media_library_original_720_360.jpg 720w, https://cimg.co/news/123670/326959/responsive-images/blockchain-3750157-1280___media_library_original_600_300.jpg 600w, https://cimg.co/news/123670/326959/responsive-images/blockchain-3750157-1280___media_library_original_300_150.jpg 300w" sizes="100vw" width="1280" class="content-img"><figcaption>Source: Pixabay / Reto Scheiwiller</figcaption></figure>Blockchain security firm OpenZeppelin has announced the launch of its Defender 2.0, a security upgrade for numerous blockchain applications.OpenZeppelin helps integrate a security audit into blockchain-based algorithms called smart contracts. OpenZeppelin Contracts are reviewed and tested continuously in order to reduce the cyber risk associated with developing safe decentralized applications on blockchains.The &lsquo;Defender 2.0&rsquo; version is a &ldquo;mission-critical developer security platform,&rdquo; designed to bring end-to-end security practices at each stage of the development process. This includes coding, auditing, deploying and monitoring blockchain applications, a company release shared with Cryptonews.com noted.&ldquo;Defender 2.0&rsquo;s ultimate goal is to help developers make their smart contracts as secure as possible at all stages &mdash; from development to deployment and production,&rdquo; Demian Brener, Founder of OpenZeppelin said.<h2 style="text-align:justify;" id="four-main-components">Four Main Components</h2>Per the release, the new version of Defender comprises four main modules. Brener noted that Defender 2.0 is fully operational already, despite launching in beta.The four components range from Code module, publishing their code on GitHub through OpenZeppelin&rsquo;s machine learning tools, audit module that allows developers to track issues and vulnerabilities.Another key module is deploying in compliance with security practices to minimize risks and avoid &ldquo;unnecessary delays.&rdquo; This is followed by the monitor, respond and operate module, ensuring instant detection and prevention to &lsquo;black swan&rsquo; events - an unpredictable event that is beyond what is normally expected of a situation and has potentially severe consequences.The initial Defender version already supports over 30 blockchains &ndash; both mainnet and testnets &ndash; including Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, and zkSync Era. Blockchain companies such as Matter Labs, TheGraph have already embarked with the new Defender 2.0, the release added.&ldquo;By combining so many unique features in one place, Defender 2.0 reimagines how blockchain builders tackle development, deployment, monitoring, and response &mdash; offering a seamless, convenient, and universal solution,&rdquo; Brener said.
]]>

Crypto Cybersecurity Firm OpenZeppelin Launches Blockchain Security Upgrade ‘Defender’ Version 2.0

Table of Contents

Cryptonews.com

Other articles published on Aug 29, 2023

Is Elonator Coin Next To Merge With X? Dogecoin’s Connection With Elon Musk Increases Hopes of In...

DWF Labs Withdraws 2M $CRV from Binance to On-Chain Wallet

HydraGon: Hydra’s Quest to Unlock the Next Evolution of Blockchain

Islamic Coin Announces Token Sale & Appoints Republic As Web3 Advisor

Who Is Crypto Hasbulla? Net Worth, Age, Medical Condition & NFT Collection

Bitcoin is Close to A Breakout—Could This Be the First Bullish September in History?

Join our free newsletter for daily crypto updates!