A smoke alarm is less reassuring if you only test it once.
That is roughly how I started looking at Dusk’s AEGIS work. The headline was the remediation wave, but the quieter detail I noticed sits after the fixes.
AEGIS shipped fixes for 39 audit findings, including 7 classified as critical.
But closing a finding is only one moment in an auditor’s job.
Dusk also added regression coverage built around the actual failure patterns uncovered during the audit. For the Phoenix fee and refund issues, that included tests for inflation attempts, overflow paths and fee tampering.
I find that more useful than treating “resolved” as the final status.
A repaired bug can still return later through refactoring, dependency changes or another code path. A regression test keeps the old failure case inside the verification process.
Dusk also grouped follow-up work by root cause where several findings were really different symptoms of the same underlying problem.
That is the layer I would watch as an auditor.
The report records what was wrong.
The stronger artifact is a test suite that keeps asking whether it came back.
@Dusk_Foundation $DUSK #dusk
That is roughly how I started looking at Dusk’s AEGIS work. The headline was the remediation wave, but the quieter detail I noticed sits after the fixes.
AEGIS shipped fixes for 39 audit findings, including 7 classified as critical.
But closing a finding is only one moment in an auditor’s job.
Dusk also added regression coverage built around the actual failure patterns uncovered during the audit. For the Phoenix fee and refund issues, that included tests for inflation attempts, overflow paths and fee tampering.
I find that more useful than treating “resolved” as the final status.
A repaired bug can still return later through refactoring, dependency changes or another code path. A regression test keeps the old failure case inside the verification process.
Dusk also grouped follow-up work by root cause where several findings were really different symptoms of the same underlying problem.
That is the layer I would watch as an auditor.
The report records what was wrong.
The stronger artifact is a test suite that keeps asking whether it came back.
@Dusk_Foundation $DUSK #dusk