Hacken

Hacken was hired by Mina Foundation, a blockchain foundation, to facilitate Zero Knowledge adoption. After being discovered through an online search and chosen for their high ratings, budget-friendly pricing, and shared company values, Hacken assigned 2-5 employees to the project. They conducted a security audit of Mina's Attestation Library, a TypeScript library that implements private attestations with zero-knowledge proofs. The library supports integration with crypto wallets and provides robust security features.

Soda Labs, a company developing cryptographic technology to enable computation on encrypted data, engaged Hacken to review their documents and source code for potential security issues. Hacken was chosen based on a referral, their high ratings, cost-effectiveness, and alignment with company values. Hacken assigned 2-5 employees to conduct a security audit of Soda Labs' new type of blockchain, gcEVM, which is privacy preserving.

A blockchain exchange platform hired Hacken for security inspection and testing purposes. Hacken was chosen based on a referral and their high ratings. They assigned 6-10 employees to perform comprehensive security penetration testing on the client's systems. Following the testing, they remediated all discovered issues, ensuring the robustness and security of the platform's systems.