Strengthening decentralized security: Bugcrowd’s VRT 1.15 update
Blog post from Bugcrowd
Bugcrowd has released VRT 1.15, a vulnerability rating taxonomy update that strengthens blockchain, crypto, and zero-knowledge security against emerging threats. The new version includes classifications for decentralized applications, smart contracts, blockchain infrastructure, and zero-knowledge implementations, providing greater precision in addressing security risks unique to decentralized ecosystems. Hackers and organizations need this standardized framework to classify vulnerabilities effectively, ensuring a proactive approach to securing digital assets and protocols. The update helps streamline the identification, reporting, and remediation of security flaws in dApps and infrastructure, covering issues such as insecure data storage, improper authorization, DeFi security threats, marketplace security risks, protocol-specific misconfigurations, smart contract misconfigurations, and zero-knowledge security misconfigurations.
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