📢Currently, many firms and protocols are actively looking for DAML-focused auditors. If you want to position yourself early in this niche, here’s a structured roadmap to become a strong DAML auditor and start getting booked faster: 1. Always start with the official docs: - DAML official docs: docs.digitalasset.com - Canton Network docs: docs.canton.network 2. Refresh with writeups: Great for understanding real-world attack surfaces and audit methodology. - scauditstudio.com/blog/DamlS… - halborn.com/blog/post/daml-a… - informal.systems/blog/securi… - halborn.com/blog/post/daml-a… 3. Read Real Audit Reports: This is where most people level up. - certificate.quantstamp.com/f… - certificate.quantstamp.com/f… - halborn.com/audits/temple/da… Pro tip: Reproduce findings locally and try identifying additional edge cases the auditors missed 4. Learn the tools: - daml-lint : Static analyzer - daml-props : Property-based testing - daml-verify : Formal verification Kudos to @OpenZeppelin for creating tools. The strongest auditor combines automated testing (including AI) alongside manual. The DAML/Canton ecosystem is still early. If you consistently study docs, review audits, train your AI agent, and practice on live codebases, you’ll be ahead of most auditors entering the space. 📌Bookmark this thread if you're serious about DAML security.

An important update from the C4 team. 🧵

Proud to share that our auditor @CyberGul has contributed an excellent resource for developers and security researchers diving into @CantonNetwork & DAML auditing 🔍 We’ve now added the repository to the @block_apex GitHub for broader access and continued contributions from the team. Check it out here: github.com/BlockApex/Canton-… Huge shoutout to @CyberGul for the effort put into this 👏