tl; dr the strategy in this post, i go over a hypothetically profitable strategy that runs an oracle manipulation attack on gmx. for my previous two bots, cointbot and cowsol, i provided a complete and original production-level strategy and source-code (i.e., i designed AND implemented the bots). for this one, i will only supply the idea. the statu

Abstract Operational security professionals work to figure out where their information can be breached. Looking at operations from a malicious third-party’s perspective allows us to spot vulnerabilities we may have otherwise missed so that we can implement proper countermeasures. The most important thing to understand here is the path of the cyber

JALISCO — In a shocking turn of events, the world of cryptocurrencies has been rocked by the recent revelation of a Mexican drug cartel's alleged hijacking of Ethereum, the second-largest blockchain platform. This unprecedented incident has sent shockwaves through the crypto community, raising concerns about the potential abuse of decentralized tec

Greetings dear readers! Today’s essay is the next in a series exploring creative solutions to challenges that an Auditor can encounter. In our previous article, we described Slither and how to use it; but today, we’d like to discuss fuzzing and the tool for it, Echidna. Read an original article via the link below: https://blog.pessimistic.io/fuzzin

Greetings, dear readers! Today we would like to start a series of articles on what we call the audit methodology. At first, we want to say that in this series we will focus only on those aspects that can be really useful for auditing and bug bounty hacking and that are not described anywhere. Read an original article via the link below: https://blo