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Bugs

Security is critical when developing a Layer 1 (L1) blockchain. As the foundation of the blockchain ecosystem, any vulnerabilities in an L1 protocol can lead to:

  • Financial loss through exploits or malicious attacks.

  • Reputation damage that erodes user trust.

  • Network instability, potentially compromising the entire ecosystem.

For this reason, LagomChain prioritizes security at every stage of development. Our team follows rigorous security practices, including code audits, formal verifications, and continuous monitoring to mitigate risks.

Check out our Security Audits for more details.


Reporting Security Issues

Despite best efforts, security vulnerabilities may still arise. We encourage users to report any bugs or vulnerabilities they discover.

For Critical or Sensitive Bugs

  • Please submit issues confidentially via LagomChain Security, our third-party security platform.

  • This ensures a secure and responsible disclosure process to protect users and mitigate risks before public exposure.

For Non-Sensitive Bugs

  • Users can file an open ticket on the LagomChain GitHub Repository.

  • Our development team will review and resolve reported issues as quickly as possible.

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