Blockchain Report Generation and Resilience Assessment
Blockchain Report Generation and Resilience Assessment

A look at potential methods of security appraisal.

As Team Mufasa nears the end of the third week working on our current project, there is a palpable sense of excitement (albeit tinged with anxiousness) surrounding our efforts. Since our last post, we’ve added a new tool to our workload, and have refined some of our existing codebase.

We’ve cast the foundation and much of the legwork for our two blockchain-centric tools (both still nameless) and are currently in the process of finalizing our schedule for the rest of the improvements we plan to implement. The clock is ticking, and we have narrowed down our shortlist-of-things-to-do to what we believe to be the most desirable and usable features.

For our blockchain report generation tool, we’ve solidified our email functionality and are outputting selected and up-to-date user specified information into a CSV. We’ve also implemented the IBM X-Force Intelligence API so that we can provide a wider range of information to users, and have plans to integrate some source of information regarding social engineering attacks on blockchains. After this, we plan to create an HTML object using the CSV with our curated information and send this out as our email report.

Our CSV format…
['Drew Gipson']
['Security Services', 'Blockchain Startup', 'Blockchain', 'Bitcoin']