Security

HP Swarm implements enterprise-grade security measures to protect user assets and ensure platform integrity.

Security Overview

Our security framework is built on industry best practices, leveraging blockchain technology's inherent security features while implementing additional layers of protection for user assets and data.

Multi-Signature Wallets

All treasury funds are secured using multi-signature wallets requiring multiple authorized signatures for any transaction.

Smart Contract Audits

All smart contracts undergo comprehensive security audits by leading blockchain security firms before deployment.

Smart Contract Security

Audit Process

  • Pre-deployment audits by certified security firms
  • Code review for common vulnerabilities (reentrancy, overflow, etc.)
  • Formal verification of critical contract functions
  • Public audit reports available for community review

Security Features

Access Controls

Role-based permissions and time-locked functions

Emergency Pause

Circuit breakers for critical contract functions

Rate Limiting

Protection against flash loan and MEV attacks

Upgradability

Secure upgrade mechanisms with governance oversight

Infrastructure Security

Network Security

  • • DDoS protection and rate limiting
  • • SSL/TLS encryption for all communications
  • • Web Application Firewall (WAF)
  • • Regular penetration testing

Data Protection

  • • End-to-end encryption for sensitive data
  • • Zero-knowledge architecture where possible
  • • Secure key management systems
  • • Regular security assessments

User Security Best Practices

⚠️ Security Recommendations

Follow these best practices to keep your assets secure when participating in the HP Swarm ecosystem.

Wallet Security

  • • Use hardware wallets for large amounts
  • • Never share private keys or seed phrases
  • • Verify contract addresses before interacting
  • • Use reputable wallet software
  • • Enable two-factor authentication where available

Transaction Safety

  • • Always verify transaction details
  • • Check gas fees before confirming
  • • Use official HP Swarm interfaces only
  • • Be cautious of phishing attempts
  • • Start with small test transactions

Incident Response

Security Incident Protocol

1

Detection & Assessment

Immediate identification and impact assessment of security incidents

2

Containment

Immediate measures to prevent further damage or exposure

3

Communication

Transparent communication with affected users and stakeholders

4

Recovery & Analysis

System recovery and post-incident analysis to prevent recurrence

Security Contact

If you discover a security vulnerability, please report it responsibly:

Email: security@hpswarm.com

Response Time: Within 24 hours

Bug Bounty: Rewards available for valid security findings