Hashlock Finishes a Security Audit for CryptoPunks.eth an exclusive and innovative CryptoPunks NFT marketplace
The Cryptopunk Outbid team partnered with Hashlock to conduct a security audit of their BulkCancelPunkBids.sol smart contract. Hashlock manually and proactively reviewed the code in order to ensure the project’s team and...
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The Cryptopunk Outbid team partnered with Hashlock to conduct a security audit of their BulkCancelPunkBids.sol smart contract. Hashlock manually and proactively reviewed the code in order to ensure the project’s team and community that the deployed contracts were secure.
CryptoPunks.eth, a new and innovative NFT marketplace designed by an anonymous Punk owner is dedicated exclusively to the iconic 10,000 CryptoPunks collection. A cutting-edge platform that offers a seamless and secure environment for trading the original collectible digital assets CryptoPunks. These pixelated punks set the stage for modern NFTs by introducing concepts of scarcity, provenance, and decentralized ownership. Their cultural impact is profound—CryptoPunks are not just collectibles but symbols of the early days of crypto art and the evolution of digital identity. Our mission is to be the ultimate destination for Punk collectors, traders, and enthusiasts by providing new features and regular maintenance at the direction of the CryptoPunk community.
We at Hashlock audited the solidity code within the Cryptopunk Outbid project, the scope of work included a comprehensive review of the smart contracts listed below. We tested the smart contracts to check for their security and efficiency. These tests were undertaken primarily through manual line-by-line analysis and were supported by software-assisted testing.
After Hashlock’s Audit, we found the smart contracts to be “Secure”. The contracts all follow simple logic, with correct and detailed ordering. They use a series of interfaces, and the protocol uses a list of Open Zeppelin contracts. We initially identified some vulnerabilities that have since been addressed.
All issues uncovered during automated and manual analysis were meticulously reviewed and applicable vulnerabilities are presented in the Audit Findings section. The general security overview is presented in the Standardised Checks section and the project’s contract functionality is presented in the Intended Smart Contract Functions section. All vulnerabilities initially identified have now been resolved and acknowledged.
About Hashlock
Hashlock is a leading Web3 security firm specializing in smart contract auditing and blockchain cybersecurity. Our mission is to ensure the safe adoption of blockchain technology through rigorous audits and comprehensive security services.
Website: https://hashlock.com/
About Cryptopunk.eth
Cryptopunk.eth is a new and innovative NFT marketplace dedicated exclusively to the iconic 10,000 CryptoPunks collection. A cutting-edge platform that offers a seamless and secure environment for trading the original collectible digital asset CryptoPunks.
Website: https://cryptopunks.eth.limo/
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