Mohammad Ayaan Siddiqui·1h agoWhat I Learnt From My First Smart Contract AuditI’m learning smart contract security through Cyfrin Updraft’s Security course. This was audit #1: a small Solidity contract called…
rebi·3d agoWhen pausing withdrawals isn’t enough: reproducing the EIP-7702 path in the $6.34B Binance hackA local lab, built from Binance’s public report, on why an on-chain delegation kept working after the withdrawal pause, and what 50 signing…
Ragon.eth·Nov 3Account Abstraction Explained by Building a Gasless Login From ScratchAsk a new user to try your dApp and the first thing they hit is a wall. Install a wallet, write down twelve words, buy some ETH, then pay…
Josephomeizajames·Oct 26AI Agents, Explained Without the Hype.Imagine asking an AI assistant to research three laptops, compare their prices and specifications, and recommend the best one for your…
InConsensys DiligencebyIrene Basaglia·Oct 21Consensys Diligence × Fhenix: Inside a Fully Homomorphic Encryption AuditWhere failures must be silent: how to reason about the security of confidential architectures
InBitsLab | Web3 Security ResearchbyOlivia·Oct 9What the Set Protocol 8.11 WETH Exploit Reveals About DeFi Share Accounting RisksOn October 6, 2026, ETHMACOAPY, a legacy Set Protocol product on Ethereum, was reportedly exploited through a rounding issue in its share…
InOSINT TeambyRahul Singh Chauhan·Sep 25Smart Contract Vulnerabilities — Part IIIn the previous article, we discussed integer overflow in smart contracts and tried to correlate it with web-based vulnerabilities. In this…
InBitsLab | Web3 Security ResearchbyOlivia·Sep 24Beyond Point-in-Time Audits: The Shift Toward Continuous Web3 SecurityOver the past few years, smart contract audits have become a standard part of the Web3 launch process. Teams build and test their…
