Risks
This section will cover the main risks of using the tool and how we are mitigating them.
We don't have any custom program, and all that our app is really doing is building default functions and sending them for you to sign. We don't handle any sensitive information, therefore we don't have any vulnerable spots.
Is this a scam?
No, this is not a scam. This website was built by myself, Alexandre Neto, a blockchain freelancer who is a passionate builder. The problem with building by myself is that I don't have large amounts of VC money to burn and make the project look shiny and cool. I barely have the time that I wish to dedicate to the project. After all, I work on this project in my free time.
Since I can't make it as professional as I like, the guarantee that I can give is my career. I will leave my LinkedIn below in case anything happens, you can ensure that I will never find any job again in the area.
This is not also a 100x promise, nor a source of passive income. It's just a tool to automatize a process. No magic, no tricks.
Wallet drains
Another big concern is the risk of wallet drain. This attack still has its source cause unknown. But is very likely, according to investigations, that the cause was some kind of chain supply attack, where developers of a library used by Slope Wallet could have injected malicious code into the wallet, leaking private information.
`This is a very real danger, and we should be concerned with the apps that we connect to our wallet.
The way that we are mitigating the risk of this issue is to avoid using npm packages at all. The node ecosystem is susceptible to this attack. For this reason, we are using Go Lang in our back end and pure HTML on the front end.
By avoiding using the JavaScript libraries we avoid completely the risk of supply chain attack.
It's important to mention that is impossible to be risk-free. There are always factors that introduce risks. We can only mitigate the risks and cannot eliminate them completely.
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