Our Focus
The EEA EthTrust Security Levels Working Group specifies "EthTrust Certification", a set of requirements for security audits of Ethereum smart contracts to ensure an industry-wide level of quality.
The Working Group develops a technical standard for certification of smart contracts. This provides three levels of certification that give progressively stronger reassurance about the security properties of a smart contract or set of contracts intended to be deployed on an Ethereum blockchain.
EthTrust certification specifies minimum standards that security audits should meet. Security auditors will generally offer review and additional services beyond the common base required by the EthTrust Security Levels.
Resources
Documents in Progress
The Editor's drafts of the specification are publicly available. They are usually updated around the end of each week.
EthTrust Security Levels Specification
EEA EthTrust Security Levels Specification Version 1, Editor's draft. Work in Progress. Edited by Chaals Nevile. URL: https://entethalliance.github.io/eta-registry/security-levels-spec.html
How to Contribute
For information on how to join the group, see contact below:
Specifications & Guidelines Development
The working group collaborates to develop the specification for EthTrust certification. You can contribute by joining EEA and getting involved in our weekly calls and by writing, reviewing and providing feedback on the draft specification.
Test development
To participate in test development, including writing conformance tests, developing proof of concept for existing or new proposals, please join the EEA Client Interoperability Testing WG.
Co-Chairs
Chris Cordi
Splunk
Jaye Harrill
Quantstamp