You shipped your Web3 app. Cool. Now comes the pentest.
Most teams have no idea what to expect. Here's the reality check:
Before: Get your docs tight. Access credentials ready. Know your attack surface. No prep = wasted time and money.
During: Real hackers will probe every endpoint, every contract interaction, every wallet connection. They're hunting for the exploit before the bad guys do.
After: You'll get a report. Criticals need immediate fixes. Mediums and lows? Prioritize based on actual risk, not just severity scores.
Skipping pentests in Web3 is playing Russian roulette with your users' funds. The question isn't if you'll get tested—it's whether you do it yourself or let hackers do it for you.
Most teams have no idea what to expect. Here's the reality check:
Before: Get your docs tight. Access credentials ready. Know your attack surface. No prep = wasted time and money.
During: Real hackers will probe every endpoint, every contract interaction, every wallet connection. They're hunting for the exploit before the bad guys do.
After: You'll get a report. Criticals need immediate fixes. Mediums and lows? Prioritize based on actual risk, not just severity scores.
Skipping pentests in Web3 is playing Russian roulette with your users' funds. The question isn't if you'll get tested—it's whether you do it yourself or let hackers do it for you.