🚀Reward 10000 SIGDAO$ to identify & report bugs, vulnerabilities

[andylamgot]

Bug Identification:

Participants can report any previously unidentified bugs or issues they discover within the project's software, website, or application.
They may focus on identifying functional bugs, security vulnerabilities, performance issues, or compatibility problems.

Vulnerability Reporting:

Participants can actively search for and report security vulnerabilities, such as code injections, cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities, SQL injections, or authentication bypasses.
This scope encourages participants to analyze the project's security measures and identify potential weaknesses.

Compatibility Testing:

Participants can test the project's software or website on different platforms, operating systems, browsers, or devices.
They can report any compatibility issues they encounter, including layout problems, functionality discrepancies, or performance disparities.

Usability and User Experience (UX) Feedback:

Participants can provide feedback on the project's usability and user experience, including suggestions for improving the user interface, navigation, or overall user satisfaction.
They can report issues related to user interactions, confusing workflows, or inconsistencies in design.

Documentation or Localization Issues:

Participants can review the project's documentation, user guides, or localization efforts.
They can report inaccuracies, outdated information, grammatical errors, or inconsistencies in language translations.

Performance Analysis:

Participants can focus on analyzing the project's performance, including load testing, stress testing, or identifying bottlenecks.
They can report issues related to slow response times, high resource consumption, or inefficient algorithms.

Accessibility Testing:

Participants can assess the project's accessibility for users with disabilities.
They can report issues related to screen reader compatibility, keyboard navigation, or adherence to accessibility guidelines.

[electricintel]

I have a bug and a fix... The node and miners don't run on some networks without a VPN. Solution: add a private VPN to the Signum Server:

To host a VPN server on Windows Server, you need to:
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Open Start.
Search for Server Manager and click the top result to open the utility.
Click the Manage menu button from the top-right corner and select the Routing and Remote Access option.
Right-click the server name and select the Configure and Enable Routing and Remote Access option.
Select the Custom configuration option.
Check the VPN access option.
Configure the VPN Properties.
Configure NAT Properties.
Restart Routing and Remote Access.
Configure Windows Firewall.
Create VPN User.

[electricintel]

Another couple of problems I have are:

1. a bunch of my Signum in Node 3.8 forked... I wonder if negative plotting (going backwards) will fix it. There were screenshots of it on Discord under my handle (ElectricIntel)
2. Why not resurrect the older databases for full compatibility?