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Security • Vulnerability Disclosures

Security Vulnerabilities

Transparency in security: Known vulnerabilities, patches, and ongoing security improvements.

Current Security Status
Secure
No critical vulnerabilities
24h
Avg patch deployment
99.9%
Network uptime
Recent Disclosures

Disclosed vulnerabilities that have been identified and resolved:

TET-2025-003

High
Patched

Discovered: March 15, 2025 | Patched: March 16, 2025

Description: Potential reentrancy vulnerability in token transfer function

Impact: Could allow attackers to drain funds from affected contracts

Fix: Implemented reentrancy guard and updated all affected contracts

TET-2025-002

Medium
Patched

Discovered: February 28, 2025 | Patched: March 1, 2025

Description: Information disclosure in RPC error messages

Impact: Could reveal internal system information to attackers

Fix: Sanitized error messages and improved input validation

TET-2025-001

Low
Patched

Discovered: February 10, 2025 | Patched: February 12, 2025

Description: Minor timing attack in signature verification

Impact: Theoretical information leakage through timing analysis

Fix: Implemented constant-time signature verification

Response Process

Our standardized process for handling security vulnerabilities:

  1. 1

    Initial Assessment (0-24h)

    Triage and confirm the vulnerability, assess severity

  2. 2

    Development (1-7 days)

    Develop, test, and validate the security patch

  3. 3

    Deployment (24-48h)

    Deploy patch to testnet, then mainnet with monitoring

  4. 4

    Disclosure (30-90 days)

    Public disclosure after sufficient time for ecosystem updates

Ongoing Security Measures

Continuous security improvements and monitoring:

Automated Monitoring

  • • Real-time threat detection
  • • Anomaly detection systems
  • • Smart contract monitoring
  • • Network health checks

Security Practices

  • • Regular security audits
  • • Penetration testing
  • • Code review processes
  • • Bug bounty program
Report a Vulnerability

Found a security issue? Please report it responsibly:

Critical Issues

For critical vulnerabilities that could result in immediate harm:

  • • Email: [email protected]
  • • Include "CRITICAL" in subject line
  • • Provide immediate contact information
  • • Do not disclose publicly until patch is deployed

Standard Process

For non-critical security issues:

  • • Submit through our bug bounty program
  • • Follow responsible disclosure guidelines
  • • Provide detailed reproduction steps
  • • Allow time for proper fix development

Security is Everyone's Responsibility

Help us maintain the highest security standards for the Tetreum ecosystem.