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By James Thorp
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Security Incidents Drive Action. A major DeFi breach on March 15 hit a Solana project hard, draining over $14 million from users.
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What Developers Get. STRIDE offers participating developers access to vulnerability assessments and threat mitigation…
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Solana Foundation dropped news Thursday. The blockchain network unveiled its STRIDE program, a comprehensive security initiative designed to protect developers and projects…
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The program brings together Solana Foundation and Asymmetric Research to deliver security audits, incident response, and vulnerability management services.
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Anatoly Yakovenko, Solana's co-founder, stressed the program's importance during an April 5 press briefing.
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A major DeFi breach on March 15 hit a Solana project hard, draining over $14 million from users. The attack probably accelerated STRIDE's launch timeline.
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Raj Gokal, Solana's other co-founder, didn't mince words in a recent interview. "STRIDE isn't just reactive - it's proactive," Gokal said.
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But details remain murky. Solana Foundation hasn't disclosed specific implementation timelines or exact resource allocations for STRIDE.
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Insiders suggest initial phases will target high-priority projects based on vulnerability levels.
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Developers can expect regular webinars and workshops starting in May, according to Yakovenko's recent address. However, specific dates and topics haven't been finalized yet.
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The Solana Conference in June 2026 will likely reveal more STRIDE details. The event serves as a platform for showcasing security innovations and engaging the broader blockchain…
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STRIDE launches immediately but the foundation hasn't commented on potential future expansions.
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