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June 17, 2026·2 min read·By NexusZen Team

Security at NexusZen: How We Keep Your Assets Safe

Security at NexusZen: How We Keep Your Assets Safe

Security is the foundation of trust in any financial system. At NexusZen, we employ multiple layers of protection to ensure that your account, your mining rewards, and your personal data remain safe at all times.

Account Security

Authentication

NexusZen supports multiple authentication methods:

  • Email and password — passwords are hashed using bcryptjs with a cost factor of 12, making brute-force attacks computationally impractical
  • OAuth providers — Google, Discord, Facebook, and Telegram authentication leverages their existing security infrastructure
  • JWT sessions — all authenticated sessions use httpOnly, Secure, SameSite=Lax cookies with rotating token secrets
  • Rate Limiting

    All sensitive endpoints are protected by Redis-based rate limiting:

  • Login — 5 attempts per 15 minutes
  • Signup — 5 attempts per 15 minutes
  • Mining operations — 10 requests per hour
  • Contact form — 3 submissions per hour
  • This prevents brute-force attacks and abuse while maintaining a smooth experience for legitimate users.

    Data Protection

    Encryption

    All data transmitted between your browser and our servers is encrypted using TLS 1.3. Your password is never stored in plaintext. Sensitive configuration data is managed through environment variables and never exposed in the codebase.

    Database Security

    We use parameterized queries exclusively, preventing SQL injection attacks. The database is isolated from the public internet and accessible only through the application layer.

    Mining Security

    Session Integrity

    Each mining session is cryptographically signed and tracked in our database. Sessions cannot be forged or extended beyond their 12-hour duration. Reward calculations are performed server-side and verified before any tokens are distributed.

    Claim Protection

    Our claim system uses idempotency keys to prevent double-claiming. Each claim request is logged with a unique key, timestamp, and IP address. If a claim is interrupted and retried, the system detects the duplicate and safely returns the existing result.

    Smart Contract Security

    While NexusZen currently operates with a centralized backend for reliability and speed, future smart contract deployments will undergo:

  • Professional audits — third-party security reviews by reputable firms
  • Bug bounty program — community-driven vulnerability discovery
  • Gradual rollout — features are tested on testnet before mainnet deployment
  • Your Role in Security

    Security is a shared responsibility. We recommend:

  • Using a strong, unique password
  • Enabling two-factor authentication when available
  • Never sharing your account credentials
  • Reporting suspicious activity to our security team
  • Our Commitment

    NexusZen is committed to transparency in security. You can read more about our security practices in the [Whitepaper](/whitepaper). [Create your secure account](/signup) and start mining with confidence.

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