In March, Least Authority marked one year of working entirely remotely; twelve long months punctuated by frequent video conference calls keeping us connected. Fortunately, Least Authority is accustomed to operating as a remote-first company since it was founded in 2011, with teammates spanning across 19 time zones. Nevertheless, we are
In order to increase the transparency of our processes, we have compiled a list of Frequently Asked Questions for our Security Consulting work. The FAQs page provides details about our services, including: An Overview of Our Services, Planning and Preparing for a Security Audit, Responding to and Managing the Findings.
We are delighted to announce that Privy To, a provocative exposition into the concept of privacy, and a project co-sponsored by Least Authority, is an official selection for the Digital Identities theme of the Inter:Active exhibition at this year’s Copenhagen International Documentary Film Festival (CPH:DOX). “Helping people understand the importance
Equilibrium requested that Least Authority perform a security audit of the Vanilla smart contracts. Vanilla is implemented in three Solidity contracts where all user-facing calls happen via VanillaRouter, which inherits trading functionality from UniswapTrader. Profitable trading is rewarded with VanillaGovernanceToken ERC-20s. Our final audit report was completed on March 23rd,
Blox has requested that Least Authority perform a security audit of the Blox Staking Wallet. Blox is an open-source, fully non custodial staking platform for Ethereum 2.0. The platform aims to serve as an easy and accessible way to stake Ether and earn rewards on Ethereum 2.0, while ensuring participants
Loopring is a flexible layer-2 scalability solution for basic value transactions as well as a variety of exchanges such as order book and Automated Market Maker (AMM). This system uses advanced cryptography in the form of a limited one-way homomorphic encryption using bilinear pairings, popularized in the implementation of the
Least Authority performed a security audit of the QuipuSwap Smart Contracts for the Tezos Foundation. QuipuSwap is intended to provide an easy and efficient way to exchange tokens and XTZ on the Tezos blockchain in a wide variety of ways. The QuipuSwap Smart Contracts aim to allow users to add
The Tezos Foundation has requested that Least Authority perform a security audit of the Kolibri Smart Contracts. Kolibri is a set of Smart Contracts on Tezos which can be used to issue kUSD, a trustless, algorithmic stablecoin that is built on Collateralized Debt Positions of XTZ implementing the FA1.2 Standard.