[Community Bug Bash] Invitation to "Test by Fire" 9 Core Services of ShieldX

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Title: [Community Bug Bash] Invitation to "Test the Fire" of ShieldX's 9 Core Services

1. Acknowledgements

First of all, the ShieldX team would like to send our sincere thanks to all of you who have been interested in and followed the development of the project. The support of the community is our greatest motivation.

2. Mission: Find Potential Issues

We are entering an important phase: ensuring the stability and security of the system's 9 core microservices, all located in the [shieldx/services/]( https://github.com/shieldx-bot/shieldx/tree/main/services) directory.

We cordially invite you to participate in a “bug bash” – a community effort to find and report bugs. Your tasks are to:

• Install and run the project as instructed.
• Test the functional flows of the 9 core services.
• Report any bugs, unexpected behaviors, or security vulnerabilities you find according to our [Bug Reporting Guide](https://github.com/shieldx-bot/shieldx/blob/main/docs/Report_Debug/HowToReport.md).

3. Recognizing Contributions

Your contributions, no matter how big or small, are invaluable. To acknowledge this effort:

• All participants who find and report valid bugs will be celebrated in a special Community Contributors section in the project README.md file.

• We will publicly thank outstanding contributions in future releases and updates.

4. Goals

The main goal of this "bug bash" is to identify and fix as many issues as possible before we move on to Phase 2 of the Roadmap. Your help will directly contribute to building a stable, secure, and community-ready ShieldX platform.

We look forward to working with you. Thanks again!

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