@trailofbits How did you let these guys pass an audit without any automated tests? I could not find the audit report. Would it make sense for all the projects to have automated public test suite - even if you need to write it for them yourself?https://github.com/hegic/hegic-contracts-v1 …
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If the developer is young or hired why did he or she was not stopped by you guys if you see it needs more work?
That's not our job. Here's our job: We reviewed the code, found a dozen critically severe issues in a short period of time, and made recommendations to further improve the system. Here's what we told them directly:pic.twitter.com/Pao9wWiYck
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It might be not your job, but it should be your moral responsibility as a Ethereum community member and as a fellow developer.
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I reported what we found in a public report (lots of bugs, an indication that more are present), and I privately advised the project avoid launching without further review and tests. I can't control what they do, or what you do with that information.
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