Platform Security Architecture
How secure is the Kash platform?
How secure is the Kash platform?
Multi-Layered Security ApproachCore Security Features:
- Non-custodial wallets: You maintain full control of your funds
- MPC Technology: Multi-Party Computation splits private keys for enhanced security
- Base Network: Built on Coinbase’s secure Layer 2 blockchain
- Smart Contract Audits: Regular security audits by leading firms
- ERC-4337 Account Abstraction: Advanced wallet security and recovery
- Privy Integration: Enterprise-grade wallet infrastructure
- zkTLS + EZKL: Zero-knowledge proofs for trustless market resolution
- AI Framework: Secure AI processing and natural language understanding
- Real-time fraud detection and monitoring
- Automated anomaly detection systems
- Community-driven security oversight
- Bug bounty program with security researchers
- Open source development for community review
- Transparent security practices and reporting
- Public audit reports and findings
- Community participation in security improvements
What is MPC wallet technology?
What is MPC wallet technology?
Multi-Party Computation ExplainedHow MPC Works:
- Your private key is split into multiple parts
- No single party can access your funds
- Transactions require cryptographic cooperation
- Enhanced security without seed phrase management
- No Seed Phrases: No complex backup requirements
- Social Recovery: Account recovery through X authentication
- Enhanced Security: Distributed key management
- User Friendly: Simplified user experience
- Private keys never exist in complete form
- Protection against single points of failure
- Resistance to key theft and compromise
- Advanced cryptographic security protocols
- Recovery through verified X account access
- Automated key reconstruction process
- No manual intervention required
- Dependent on X account security
How does Base network security work?
How does Base network security work?
Layer 2 Blockchain SecurityBase Network Features:
- Ethereum Security: Inherits Ethereum mainnet security
- Coinbase Backing: Supported by major cryptocurrency exchange
- Low Fees: Cost-effective transactions
- Fast Finality: Quick transaction confirmation
- Decentralized Validation: Multiple validators secure the network
- Immutable Transactions: Blockchain permanence and transparency
- Smart Contract Security: Audited and verified contract code
- Network Monitoring: Real-time security monitoring
- All transactions are cryptographically signed
- Public verification of all market activities
- Transparent on-chain record keeping
- Protection against double-spending and fraud
- High uptime and availability
- Redundant infrastructure and failover systems
- Regular network upgrades and improvements
- Community governance and oversight
Account Security Best Practices
How do I secure my Kash account?
How do I secure my Kash account?
Comprehensive Security ChecklistX Account Security (Critical):
- Enable 2FA: Use authenticator app or SMS verification
- Strong Password: Use unique, complex password for X
- Monitor Sessions: Regularly check active login sessions
- Verify Emails: Be cautious of phishing emails claiming to be from X
- Verify Bot: Only interact with verified @kash_bot account
- Check URLs: Always verify kash.bot domain before login
- Monitor Notifications: Review all transaction notifications
- Regular Reviews: Check account activity and balances regularly
- Secure Devices: Use updated, secure devices for access
- Private Networks: Avoid public WiFi for account access
- Browser Security: Keep browsers updated and use secure extensions
- Antivirus Software: Maintain updated security software
- Monitor account activity regularly
- Use hardware security keys when available
- Regularly update all passwords and security settings
- Be aware of social engineering attempts
How do session keys and spending limits work?
How do session keys and spending limits work?
Advanced Wallet Security FeaturesSession Keys:Security Benefits:
- Temporary Authorization: Allow @kash_bot to execute small transactions on your behalf
- Limited Scope: Only for prediction actions, not withdrawals or large transactions
- Time Limits: Sessions expire automatically after predetermined periods
- Revocable: You can revoke session access at any time through your X account
- Daily Limits: Maximum amount that can be predicted per day through automated sessions
- Transaction Limits: Maximum size per individual prediction without manual approval
- Customizable: You can adjust limits based on your comfort level
- Override Protection: Large transactions always require explicit authorization
- Convenience without Risk: Fast prediction for small amounts, security for large ones
- Granular Control: You decide exactly what the bot can do automatically
- Audit Trail: All session activity is logged and reviewable
- Emergency Revocation: Instantly disable all automated access if needed
Platform Security Infrastructure
Multi-Layered Security Architecture
Multi-Layered Security Architecture
Comprehensive Security DesignWallet Security:
- MPC technology for distributed private key management
- Non-custodial design ensuring users control their funds
- Account abstraction with ERC-4337 for enhanced security
- Recovery mechanisms through verified X account access
- Professional audits by leading security firms
- Open source code for community review and verification
- Formal verification processes for critical contract functions
- Upgrade mechanisms with community governance oversight
- Multi-tier audit process for zkTLS and ZKML circuits
- Independent verification of circuit logic and constraints
- Formal mathematical proofs of circuit correctness
- Multi-prover redundancy for high-stakes market resolution
- Base blockchain security inherited from Ethereum
- Decentralized validation through multiple network validators
- Immutable transactions with cryptographic verification
- Real-time monitoring of platform activity and anomalies
Risk Management and Protection
Risk Management and Protection
Comprehensive Risk Mitigation StrategiesTreasury Security:
- Risk Fund Module as part of treasury architecture for security reserves
- Multi-signature controls for large fund movements
- Emergency protocols with community governance activation
- Insurance considerations for smart contract and operational risks
- 24/7 monitoring of platform systems and transactions
- Incident response procedures for security events
- Regular security assessments and penetration testing
- Staff training on security best practices and procedures
- Education programs on security best practices
- Phishing protection and user awareness campaigns
- Support systems for security-related user issues
- Transparent communication about security updates and incidents
Account Security Best Practices
What should I do if I suspect unauthorized access?
What should I do if I suspect unauthorized access?
Can Kash access my funds?
Can Kash access my funds?
Non-Custodial Security ModelFund Control:
- You Control: Only you can authorize transactions
- Non-Custodial: Kash never holds or controls user funds
- MPC Security: Private keys distributed and protected
- Smart Contracts: Automated, transparent fund management
- Facilitate transactions when you authorize them
- Provide wallet infrastructure and security
- Process market resolutions and payouts
- Offer community support and assistance
- Access or move your funds without authorization
- View your private keys or seed phrases
- Reverse transactions once confirmed
- Freeze or confiscate user funds
- Community governance for major decisions
- Open source code for transparency
- Distributed security model
- User sovereignty over funds
Common Security Concerns
How do I identify phishing attempts?
How do I identify phishing attempts?
Recognizing and Avoiding ScamsCommon Phishing Tactics:
- Fake @kash_bot accounts with similar names
- Fraudulent emails claiming to be from Kash
- Suspicious links requesting account information
- Fake customer support contacts
- Official Bot: Only interact with verified @kash_bot
- Official Domain: Always use kash.bot (check spelling)
- Official Channels: Use documented support channels
- No Unsolicited Contact: Kash won’t ask for passwords
- Requests for passwords or private keys
- Urgent demands for immediate action
- Suspicious URLs or domains
- Poor grammar or spelling in official communications
- Don’t click links or provide information
- Report suspicious accounts to X and community
- Verify through official channels before taking action
- Warn community members about identified threats
What happens if I lose my device?
What happens if I lose my device?
Device Loss Recovery ProcessImmediate Steps:
- Secure X Account: Change password from another device
- Enable 2FA: Add additional security to X account
- Alert Community: Notify community of potential security issue
- Monitor Activity: Watch for unauthorized transactions
- MPC technology protects against device-based attacks
- Account access requires X authentication
- Wallet remains secure even with device compromise
- Remote access revocation through X security settings
- Access account from new device with X login
- Wallet automatically reconnects with authentication
- Transaction history and balances preserved
- Full functionality restored on new device
- Enable device lock screens and encryption
- Use secure cloud backup for important data
- Regularly update device security settings
- Consider hardware security keys for enhanced protection
How secure are smart contracts?
How secure are smart contracts?
Smart Contract Security AssuranceSecurity Measures:
- Professional Audits: Regular audits by leading security firms
- Open Source: Code transparency for community review
- Bug Bounty: Ongoing rewards for security researchers
- Community Review: Open source development with community oversight
- Comprehensive code review by multiple firms
- Testing against known attack vectors
- Economic model analysis and verification
- Public audit reports and findings
- Real-time transaction monitoring
- Automated anomaly detection
- Community oversight and reporting
- Regular security updates and improvements
- Conservative approach to protocol changes
- Gradual rollout of new features
- Community governance for major changes
- Emergency procedures for critical issues
Security Resources and Support
How do I report security issues?
How do I report security issues?
Security Reporting ProcessResponsible Disclosure:
- Bug Bounty Program: Report vulnerabilities through responsible disclosure
- Community Rewards: Security contributions eligible for $KASH rewards
- Documentation: Follow security reporting guidelines in bug bounty documentation
- Smart Contract Vulnerabilities: Issues affecting user funds or market integrity
- Platform Security: Authentication, wallet, or transaction security issues
- AI System Security: Market resolution or oracle manipulation concerns
- Infrastructure Security: Network or integration vulnerabilities
- Follow Bug Bounty Guidelines: Use established responsible disclosure process
- Provide Detailed Information: Include reproduction steps and impact assessment
- Wait for Response: Allow time for security team review
- Coordinate Disclosure: Work with team on appropriate disclosure timing
- Public Acknowledgment: Security contributors receive community recognition
- $KASH Rewards: Verified contributions eligible for token rewards
- Collaboration: Work directly with development team on improvements
What security resources are available?
What security resources are available?
Educational and Support MaterialsDocumentation:
- Comprehensive security guides and best practices
- Technical documentation for developers
- Regular security updates and announcements
- Community-contributed security resources
- Discord Security Channel: Dedicated security discussions
- Community Education: Peer-to-peer security learning
- Security Updates: Regular announcements about security improvements
- Best Practices Sharing: Community-shared security tips
- Open Source Code: Full transparency for security review
- GitHub Security: Security-focused development practices
- Audit Reports: Public security audit results
- Bug Bounty Program: Structured security research incentives
- Community Vigilance: Community-driven security monitoring
- Public Blockchain: All transactions publicly verifiable
- Real-time Updates: Immediate notification of security issues
- Collaborative Response: Community-coordinated security responses