Security Best Practices
This guide outlines security best practices for integrating with Oak Network.
Smart Contract Security
Input Validation
- Always validate user inputs
- Check for integer overflow/underflow
- Validate addresses and amounts
- Implement proper access controls
Access Control
- Use role-based access control
- Implement multi-signature requirements for critical functions
- Regular access review and rotation
- Principle of least privilege
Error Handling
- Use custom errors for gas efficiency
- Implement proper revert messages
- Handle edge cases gracefully
- Log security-relevant events
Integration Security
Key Management
- Never store private keys in code
- Use hardware wallets for production
- Implement proper key rotation
- Use secure key derivation
API Security
- Implement rate limiting
- Use HTTPS for all communications
- Validate all inputs server-side
- Implement proper authentication
Frontend Security
- Sanitize user inputs
- Implement CSP headers
- Use secure communication channels
- Regular dependency updates
Monitoring and Auditing
Transaction Monitoring
- Monitor for suspicious activity
- Implement alerting systems
- Regular security audits
- Community bug bounty programs
Code Review
- Peer review all changes
- Automated security scanning
- Regular dependency updates
- Security-focused testing
Next Steps
- Security Overview - Complete security documentation
- Security Checklist - Pre-deployment checklist
- Bug Bounty Program - Report security issues