Hacker MD·1d agoExploiting Sui’s Object Cache: How an Unrestricted Function Enabled a Zero-Cost DEX DoSWhen we think of smart contract vulnerabilities, we usually picture reentrancy, integer overflows, or flash loan price manipulations…
Hacker MD·1d agoAnatomy of a Failed Fix: How Patching a DEX Bug Caused a Hidden Denial of ServiceIn the world of Web3 Bug Bounty hunting, auditing a protocol’s past fixes is often more lucrative than hunting for entirely new features…
Wapnenayuba·2d agoWhat I Learned Auditing My First Upgradeable Protocol: Centralization and Failure to InitializeI’m learning smart contract security with Cyfrin Updraft and auditing a flash loan protocol called Thunder Loan. These are the first…
Poisonguard·5d agoBuilding PoisonGuard: Catching Address Poisoning with TigerGraphBy Team RAX: Pritam Das, Akash Sarangi, Stuti Mishra
X402 Identity Hub·Oct 26Know Your Agent Isn’t Know Your PayeeDiscovery tells you who. Verification tells you where.
parapet labs·Oct 26How to Secure Your Protocol on Robinhood ChainYour Oracle Call Succeeded. Your Vault Is Still Wrong.
InCoinsBenchbyrdin777·Oct 25Building a Custom Slither Detector for CEX Interface SecurityHow I built a zero-false-positive detector for Centralized Exchange smart contract vulnerabilities using Slither 0.11.6 and Python
InCoinsBenchbyBozhidar Bonev·Oct 24SOAS V — 100 000 Chickens vs 1 T-RexWhen many small mints earn you more than one single big mint
InBitsLab | Web3 Security ResearchbyOlivia·Oct 22Sui Move Security: Why Legacy Packages Can Still Put Shared Objects at Risk After an Upgrade？The BlueMove DEX Exploit: Cross-Version Reserve Desynchronization and LP Inflation
