Cybersecurity firm Kudelski has invited ethical hackers to break into its blockchain as it seeks insights that can help it toughen cybersecurity measures. Hackers will compete to break into the FumbleChain technology at the Black Hat USA convention next month. The project is also hoped to shed light on the misconception that blockchains are inherently safeguarded. The fake system, written in the programming language Python, has been deliberately designed with vulnerabilities, which the teams must try to exploit.
Cybersecurity firm Kudelski Security has invited ethical hackers to break into its blockchain as it seeks insights that can help it toughen cybersecurity measures. Hackers will compete to break into the FumbleChain technology at the Black Hat USA convention next month. The project is also hoped to shed light on the misconception that blockchains are inherently safeguarded. The fake system, written in the programming language Python, has been deliberately designed with vulnerabilities, which the teams must try to exploit.