Our goal is for you to be able to go through our online course and feel confident enough to participate in audit contest. If you are already an experienced security researcher we want to help get even better and connect with other security researchers. Our expert instructors will provide you with a deep understanding of smart contract security and some common best practices.
Stuck reading audit reports and doing CTF’s and not sure how to attempt your first audit? We strongly believe in up-skilling security researchers and developers by providing tons hands on building exercises along with weekly study halls where we will be available to answer any questions and help you navigate the exercises.
At the end of the course we will participate in Sherlock, Code4rena or CodeHawks teams of 2-5 as the final section of the course (You can see results from our past audit contest here).
Looking to join an experienced team of security researcher s and developers
SolidityATL has a group of auditors who regularly participate in audit contest both as individuals and teams (see our past results). We love team audits and always looking for motivated white hats to work with.
Interested in becoming a web3 security researcher
Navigating the web3 security space alone as a newcomer can be daunting. We want to help guide students along the path of becoming a security researcher or up-skilling as a security researcher.
A web3 developer looking to upgrade your security skills
Improving your understanding of web3 security will not only help you write more secure code but also help you work more efficiently with security researchers.
A cybersecurity expert who has spent his entire career in cybersecurity. Initially he worked in web2 security and transitioned to become a smart contract auditor 2 years ago. Most recently he has been working as a Security Researcher at a top firm and reached the top 10 on the sherlock judging leaderboard.
A software engineer for 8 years and working in the web3 for over 2 years, both as an engineer and security researcher. Most recently he has been working as a Lead Software Engineer at OpenZeppelin building the Forta protocol and also working as an independent Security Researcher.
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This course is 100% free and fully virtual. We will be teaching this course over the end of October 2023 - December 2023 and will post all course materials online for free. This course is broken up into 8 weekly sessions (see syllabus below) followed by forming teams to participate in an audit contest.
Video sessions will be released weekly on Sunday’s starting on the last week of October 2023 on our website. Each week on Thursday at 6pm EST there will be a 90 minute virtual study hall where the instructors will be online in discord and available to help with course assignments or any other topics relating to web3 security. For more details on exact dates please check the course syllabus below. At the end of the course all videos will be posted to youtube.
Each video session also has corresponding hands on assignments in github to help solidify concepts and the instructors will be available during the study halls to help with these assignments.