FORKS On-chain Risk and Security Forum "Chengdu Station" is about to launch. We sincerely invite industry peers to join us.
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FORKS On-chain Risk and Security Forum "Chengdu Station" is about to launch. We sincerely invite industry peers to join us.
This forum focuses on cutting-edge cybersecurity topics in the fields of blockchain, Web3, and traditional security.
Navigating Web3 tides with focused insightsOn January 3, 2025 (Beijing Time 13:00–18:30), the "FORKS On-Chain Risk & Security Forum『Chengdu Edition』", co-hosted by BitsLab and University of Electronic Science and Technology of China (UESTC), will be held at the Yuanduo Multipurpose Hall V, 10th Floor, Chengdu Bay Hotel, No. 255 South Tianfu Avenue, High-Tech Zone, Chengdu.
This forum focuses on cutting-edge cybersecurity topics in blockchain, Web3, and traditional security domains, bringing together authoritative experts from top academic institutions, research organizations, and security communities worldwide to deliver a high-level, in-depth technical exchange event.
Forum Background
With the advent of the Web3 era, blockchain applications are expanding into diverse industries, making on-chain risks and security issues increasingly prominent. Effectively identifying and mitigating vulnerabilities in smart contracts, software attack surfaces, and emerging threat models has become a shared challenge for both industry and academia.
Meanwhile, traditional cybersecurity faces ongoing evolution in areas such as academic research on software testing techniques, binary vulnerability discovery, and innovations in modern static code analysis driven by compiler technologies. This FORKS On-Chain Risk & Security Forum invites renowned speakers from industry and academia to present expert insights across multiple dimensions—including AI-powered vulnerability discovery, Concolic Execution advancements, progress in software security research and applications, retrospective analysis of binary vulnerability mining, and compiler technology innovations. A panel discussion will further explore the current state and future directions of vulnerability research in both traditional security and Web3, fostering deeper integration and advancement across fields.
Detailed agenda, speaker lineup, and session information can be found in the poster below 👇
Partner Organizations
This event is co-hosted by BitsLab and University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, with协办 support from CNSS, 0x401, and CloverSec. It also receives strong backing from leading cybersecurity media outlets such as Seebug, Xfocus, and Web3-focused platforms including TechFlow, Jinse Finance, PA News, TECHUB NEWS, among others, providing comprehensive coverage and professional perspectives to promote the healthy development of the blockchain security ecosystem.
In addition, the event collaborates with technical communities including TinTin Land, Chaitin Tech, hello CTF, DeepChain Community, and Aladdin, leveraging diversified partnerships to enable information sharing and resource synergy, creating a premier security summit integrating academic research, technological innovation, and industrial application.
Attendance Guide
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Event Time: January 3, 2025, 13:00–18:30
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Location: Yuanduo Multipurpose Hall V, 10th Floor, Chengdu Bay Hotel, No. 255 South Tianfu Avenue, High-Tech Zone, Chengdu
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Registration Method: Scan the QR code on the promotional poster for online registration, or click the link below👇
https://p.baominggongju.com/share?eid=675ff6ca0ccaebb69804a3e8
Upon successful registration, you will receive a confirmation notice.
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Scan the QR code on the poster to join the WeChat group for real-time interaction with industry experts
We warmly welcome professionals from blockchain and cybersecurity fields, tech enthusiasts, researchers, investment institutions, and anyone interested in Web3, cybersecurity, and vulnerability research to attend. Let’s meet in Chengdu to share frontline research findings and practical experiences, build consensus, inspire innovation, and jointly advance the development of on-chain security ecosystems.
For more details, please follow official announcements from BitsLab.
FORKS On-Chain Risk & Security Forum looks forward to meeting you in Chengdu! 🎉
About ScaleBit
ScaleBit is a security sub-brand under BitsLab, dedicated to delivering security solutions for Web3 mass adoption. With deep expertise in blockchain scalability technologies such as cross-chain protocols and zero-knowledge proofs (ZKP), we specialize in comprehensive and advanced security audits for ZKP-based systems, Bitcoin Layer 2 solutions, and cross-chain applications.
The ScaleBit team comprises security experts with extensive experience in both academia and industry, committed to securing scalable blockchain ecosystems for widespread adoption.
About BitsLab
BitsLab is a security organization dedicated to safeguarding and building emerging Web3 ecosystems, aspiring to become a trusted and respected leader in the Web3 security space. It operates three sub-brands: MoveBit, ScaleBit, and TonBit.
BitsLab specializes in infrastructure development and security auditing for emerging ecosystems, covering but not limited to Sui, Aptos, TON, Linea, BNB Chain, Soneium, Starknet, Movement, Monad, Internet Computer, and Solana. The team also demonstrates profound expertise in auditing multiple programming languages, including Circom, Halo2, Move, Cairo, Tact, FunC, Vyper, and Solidity.
The BitsLab team brings together elite vulnerability researchers who have won numerous international CTF competitions and uncovered critical vulnerabilities in high-profile projects such as TON, Aptos, Sui, Nervos, OKX, and Cosmos.
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