ChainCatcher news, the GameOn TON hackathon is in full swing, aimed at promoting innovation in the Web3 gaming and TON blockchain sectors. It is jointly hosted by several well-known organizations, including AEON and the TON Foundation, with TonBit as the security partner, providing comprehensive security assurance for participating projects.The prize pool for this hackathon reaches up to 4 million USD, aimed at encouraging developers to innovate and providing expert guidance. All projects participating in the GameOn TON hackathon that use TonBit's auditing services will have the opportunity to receive an auditing discount pool provided by TonBit, ranging from 50,000 to 100,000 USD, as well as exclusive on-chain security training.TonBit, the security sub-brand under BitsLab, is an early builder and security expert of the TON ecosystem, dedicated to providing security auditing services for the TON ecosystem.

ChainCatcher message, recently, MoveBit, a brand under Bitslab, successfully discovered and assisted in fixing a major denial of service (DoS) vulnerability in the Aptos network, rated as "high risk." This vulnerability, due to an imperfect memory pool transaction eviction mechanism, could lead to up to 90% of normal transactions being rejected by nodes. The Aptos team has fixed this vulnerability in the latest version and thanked MoveBit for its contribution in the official release notes.This move once again highlights MoveBit's technical strength in the blockchain security field and consolidates its leading position in the industry.MoveBit is a security team under BitsLab that focuses on the Move ecosystem, dedicated to establishing security standards and providing security audits to ensure the safety of the Move ecosystem.

ChainCatcher news, the paper "Empirical Study on the Security of Move Smart Contracts: Enhancing Analysis with MoveScan" by the MoveBit team under the Web3 security company BitsLab has been accepted by the prestigious international conference ISSTA 2024. This research work also received strong support from Aptos Labs and Mysten Lab.This research is the first comprehensive analysis of Move contract security, developing an efficient and precise tool called MoveScan, which discovered 97,169 defects across 37,302 contracts on the Aptos and Sui blockchains, indicating that defects are widespread.Furthermore, experimental results show that MoveScan achieves an accuracy of 98.85%, with an average analysis time of only 5.45 milliseconds.