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The dForce and Hegic DeFi exploits, and why Smart Contracts are bad - Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain
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Smart Contract Security for Pentesters | iosiro
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| | This article provides an introduction to the world of smart contract security for people with a background in traditional cyber security and little knowledge of crypto and blockchain tech. It's drawn from the experiences of our team of exploit developers and pentesters turned smart contract auditors.
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What is a smart contract?
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| | As the building blocks for DeFi, smart contracts are programs which let crypto transactions to execute based on specific conditions, without the need for a third party mediator.
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Really stupid "smart contract" bug let hackers steal $31 million in digital coin | Ars Technica
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| | Company says it has contacted the hacker in an attempt to recover the funds. Good luck.
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Cryptocurrencies from 10000 feet: the good, the bad, and the fixes | Ariadne's Space
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| Ive followed cryptocurrency for a long time.The first concept I read about was Hashcash, which was a mechanism designed to reduce e-mail spam by acting as a sort of stamp.The proof of work concept introduced by Hashcash of course lead to Bitcoin, which lead to Ethereum and the other popular Proof of Work consensus blockchain-based cryptocurrency platforms out in the world today.