Mohammad Ayaan Siddiqui·Just nowWhat 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…
parapet labs·2d agoOne USDC Balance. Two Interfaces. A Factor of 10¹².Arc blockchain security guide: native USDC risks, EVM differences, oracle and cross-chain checks, and an audit checklist.
parapet labs·2d agoIt Compiles. It Deploys. It Isn’t Reviewed Yet.Is Arc Studio safe? What to check before AI-generated smart contracts handle real assets.A response icon1A response icon1
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…
InCoinsBenchbyBozhidar Bonev·3d agoSOAS V1 — The money-changers who can neither be expelled from temple nor rewarded: Part 1When two routers disagree over what a borrower owes, the borrower is the one who pays the priceA response icon1A response icon1
Ayomide·6d agoStarting My Journey into Web3 Security ResearchI've recently decided to explore Web3 security research, and I'm starting from scratch.
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…
Zeracle Labs·Nov 3Getting the On-Chain Rate RightThe rate Zeracle displays is not a projection. It is measured by the reserve contract from fees actually collected, it can be recomputed by…
IrusSoft·Oct 29Smart Contract Testing with Foundry: Unit, Fuzz and Invariant Tests ExplainedA smart contract is unusual software: once it holds real value on mainnet, every bug is public, every user is a potential attacker, and…
InBlock MagnatesbyBlazePhoenix·Oct 29The test that can’t fail: how to check a swap formula when you don’t know the right answerThe test that can’t fail
