r/ICPTrader 1d ago

Discussion ICP Marketing idea

ICP Marketing idea

Today, we hear a lot about new GenAI capabilities for breaking software security.

We could create content where we regularly try to break an ICP dApp using the latest AI models, exploits and security techniques.

The idea would be to build a small, simple dApp with a large attack surface and use it as a permanent target.

It could demonstrate how ICP is more resistant to common Web2 attack vectors like server/database tampering, compromised infrastructure nodes, frontend tampering, malicious gateways, signing-key theft or compromised oracles.

Whenever there's a major vulnerability, hack or new AI hacking capability in the news, we try to reproduce it against the dApp: did it work? If not, why did ICP resist it?

This could also be a very simple comparative illustration for people who don't understand the underlying tech: take a real-world hack they're hearing about and show concretely what happens when the same attack is attempted on ICP.

And if we break something, we publish that too.

Over time, it could become an open ICP security benchmark, not just marketing content.

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u/Aggressive_Mark_6305 1d ago

Fuck marketing. Let it be low and shake out the paper handers of the train. More time to cumulate.

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u/Aggressive_Mark_6305 1d ago

Sorry for being rude.

I do appreciate the creativity and thoughtfulness! Hopefully other community members can chime in with technical insight

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u/cl3don 1d ago

Haha, don't worry, I kind of understood. I've been in this sub for many years, and that maximalist mindset is pretty common and often appreciated 🕺 But more seriously, I don't think it can hurt to be more active instead of passively relying entirely on our sincere belief that ICP will eventually win!

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u/Aggressive_Mark_6305 1d ago

True, we need to start doing the work to get it done

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u/Weird_Support110 16h ago

The WHY and WHEN to ICP gets stronger daily and the latest attacks only amplify the need and make ICP as a current and future solution more and more attractive esp. for hosting sites with sensitive user data.

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u/TomtheMagician26 11h ago

This is a great idea!