Yesterday, the
Smart Contract Security Alliance (SCSA) announced its founding council and highlighted the contributions of member organizations to blockchain security.
Members of the founding council include
Fujitsu,
Nomura’s NRI Secure,
ConsenSys‘ MythX, LayerX, Blockgeeks, Quantstamp and the National University of Singapore’s School of Computing.
Smart contracts are pieces of programming code invariably used on a blockchain. However, every program has bugs, and in blockchain’s case can result in the loss of a significant amount of money. SCSA was formed to help to prevent such leaks and develop standards to review and audit smart contracts.
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