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Security Concepts

This guide covers the security concepts and principles underlying Oak Network.

Security Model​

Zero Key Storage Policy​

Oak Network never stores private keys or sensitive user data. This fundamental principle ensures that even if our systems are compromised, user funds remain secure.

Decentralized Security​

  • Smart contracts are immutable once deployed
  • No single point of failure
  • Community-driven security monitoring
  • Transparent and auditable code

Key Management​

Privy Integration​

  • Social login and recovery
  • Embedded wallet generation
  • Multi-factor authentication
  • Secure key derivation

Turnkey Integration​

  • Hardware security modules
  • Enterprise-grade key management
  • Audit logging and compliance
  • Advanced threat protection

Smart Contract Security​

Access Control​

  • Role-based permissions
  • Multi-signature requirements
  • Time-locked functions
  • Emergency pause mechanisms

Input Validation​

  • Comprehensive input checking
  • Integer overflow protection
  • Address validation
  • Amount verification

Error Handling​

  • Custom error messages
  • Gas-efficient reverts
  • Proper state management
  • Graceful failure handling

Platform Security​

Integration Security​

  • Secure API endpoints
  • Rate limiting and throttling
  • Input sanitization
  • Authentication and authorization

Data Protection​

  • No sensitive data storage
  • Encrypted communications
  • Privacy-preserving design
  • GDPR compliance

Monitoring and Auditing​

Real-time Monitoring​

  • Transaction analysis
  • Anomaly detection
  • Automated alerts
  • Incident response

Security Audits​

  • Regular third-party audits
  • Community code reviews
  • Automated vulnerability scanning
  • Continuous security testing

Best Practices​

For Developers​

  • Follow security guidelines
  • Implement proper testing
  • Use secure coding practices
  • Regular security updates

For Users​

  • Use hardware wallets
  • Verify transactions
  • Keep software updated
  • Report suspicious activity

Next Steps​