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Kaspersky Crypto-Exchange Security
Transparent and powerful protection for crypto-trading platforms
Crypto-Exchange Security
Cybersecurity Incident Response
Perform remediation, data collection as well as in-depth intelligence and forensics activities. Highly experienced cyber-intrusion detection analysts and investigators help ensure effective resolution of security incidents.
Trading Platform Resilience
Get a full review of your source code and a report on detected platform vulnerabilities along with our recommendations on how to fix them. Mitigate the risks of infiltration and disruption to data or systems by resolving any security issues.
Cyber-Hygiene Education
Online interactive training for non-professionals as well as your tech staff to improve their cybersecurity skills. Armed with these basic skills, your developers and maintenance team can manage threats more effectively.
Prevent Breaches & Intrusions
Protect your users from account fraud by making transactions and authentication secure. Prevent code injections and data breaches. Use penetration testing to see how strong your infrastructure is.
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Merkeleon Solutions:
Solution: Application Security Assessment
Merkeleon was looking for a cybersecurity partner who would help them to achieve a synergy between security and crypto exchange development.
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The Risk
From the very beginning of the project, while you are managing public communications and marketing, estimating key milestones and looking for strategic alliances, attackers are also collecting information about you. Targeted attacks, including DDoS, can be launched either during the design and beta-testing stages or after the project’s global roll-out. Sometimes these attacks are funded by unscrupulous competitors. Before an intrusion, hackers conduct in-depth research on technological and design weaknesses of the platform. In most cases this focuses on the web layer, because it can be unstable and unsafe. Fake beta testers, partners or dedicated development teams may seek to gain access to the project platform. They use their access to find bugs and exploit them.
Probing with malware, phishing, social engineering.
Targeted attacks aim to get inside and inject malicious code into the project's source code.
Secret keys from client wallets can be stolen.
Attempts to get inside and plant a backdoor or steal credentials for remote access.
Attacks via third parties such as fake beta testers.
Cryptocurrency clients may contain malicious code.