Quantstamp Presents Tech Talk at Facebook Headquarters on Blockchain Security

June 17, 2020
Quantstamp Announcements
January 25, 2018

Today Quantstamp gave a technical talk at Facebook Headquarters in Menlo Park on Blockchain Security.

The talk was well-attended, with over 100 Facebook engineers and employees in attendance, including Engineering Director Evan Cheng.

The talk was broken down into two parts:

Krishna and Jared presented about state-of-the-art Ethereum Applications using a forked deck from DCTRL and then Richard presented technical information on Ethereum security and what Quantstamp is doing to advance blockchain security.

Photos from the event:
Important note: pictures and images in this post were created and copyrighted by Quantstamp - they are not to be published or reproduced without our permission.

Richard Ma Presenting Blockchain State and Networks
Don, Jared, Richard, Krishna at the Facebook Tech Talk
Smart Contracts, Decentralized Autonomous Use Case, Emergent Network Effects

Please do not reproduce, publish, repurpose or distribute the images in this post about our presentation without our permission - that's copyright infringement.

Quantstamp Announcements
June 17, 2020
January 25, 2018

Today Quantstamp gave a technical talk at Facebook Headquarters in Menlo Park on Blockchain Security.

The talk was well-attended, with over 100 Facebook engineers and employees in attendance, including Engineering Director Evan Cheng.

The talk was broken down into two parts:

Krishna and Jared presented about state-of-the-art Ethereum Applications using a forked deck from DCTRL and then Richard presented technical information on Ethereum security and what Quantstamp is doing to advance blockchain security.

Photos from the event:
Important note: pictures and images in this post were created and copyrighted by Quantstamp - they are not to be published or reproduced without our permission.

Richard Ma Presenting Blockchain State and Networks
Don, Jared, Richard, Krishna at the Facebook Tech Talk
Smart Contracts, Decentralized Autonomous Use Case, Emergent Network Effects

Please do not reproduce, publish, repurpose or distribute the images in this post about our presentation without our permission - that's copyright infringement.

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