tl; dr On May 14th, @kbesic reported a vulnerability classified as “Medium” in Balancer protocol. The vulnerability consisted of a potentially exploitable Denial of Service (DoS) scenario by emptying double entry-point ERC20 tokens through Balancer’s flashloans. Balancer paid the whitehat hacker $50k USDC for his find. While there were no user fund

TL;DR. One of Base’s key focus areas for 2024 is making smart wallets the default to elevate going onchain. Today, we’re providing an update on our progress and how we’re collaborating with teams across the ecosystem to help more builders create next-gen onchain experiences. Earlier this year, we shared our 2024 roadmap, with the mission to build a

| Much thanks vice.com for a mention! | Here I will tell you exactly how I investigate crypto hacks and security incidents, and describe methodology! I - Investigation Flow Usually in blockchain investigation I use tools first for manual analysis such as tenderly.co, ethtective.com, breadcrumbs.app, 9000.hal.xyz, dune.xyz, nansen.ai, , bloxy.inf

DeBank's team has consistently worked during the bear market, introducing new services. With their upcoming chain, here's a concise guide to deploying a contract and getting in #early. 🧵A-Thread by #AlphaInsiders🕵️⚡️ 🔴 Dont Farm Airdrops - Disclaimer 🔴 Before we start, I will be using Rabby wallet and requesting gas tokens from the extension.

Originally posted on HackMD Architects are wise to respect the environment on top of which they will build. Smart contract developers who build on Ethereum should similarly iterate on dApp architecture as the blockchain changes. A proposal for how to design dApps that will scale with the rollup-centric future of Ethereum. Ethereum, the most promi

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In my favorite chat room recently I was asked, in light of recent events, would it be safer to use MacOS & IOS for work? Is it true that they have better security? I don't have a definite answer here - both yes and no. Let's get to the bottom of it! First of all, There are a lot of malware for MacOS/IOS, the thing is that exploits 0days/1day fo

Greetings! In this note I'll give you some simple tips and you'll sleep better at night These two applications are frequently used for work and communication, so it stands to reason that scammers and hackers would also look for victims there. Let's figure out how to avoid falling victim as well! Read: github.com/OffcierCia/Crypto-OpSec-SelfGuard-R

Greetings dear readers! Today I would like to discuss with you an important thing, but to understand the topic, please read my previous articles first, especially about the OpSec view through history. As you might have guessed from the title I would like to immerse you in the world of spies and KGB agents leading an eternal confrontation, then to t

I am very glad that you are reading my article again, dear friends! It would seem, what danger can a QR code pose? It turns out that you can even lose your cryptocurrency as well as fiat money and internet logins because of several attacks, which are based on the mechanics of QR codes. Let's study these attacks and see how we can successfully defen