Access Control in Smart Contracts: Why It’s Non-NegotiableAccess control is a fundamental aspect of smart contract development, ensuring that only authorized entities can execute specific functions…Mar 29Mar 29
The GMX and MIM Spell Hack: A $13 Million Exploit UnpackedOn March 25, 2025, a significant security breach occurred involving GMX (@GMX_IO) and MIM_Spell (@MIM_Spell) related contracts, leading to…Mar 26Mar 26
Common and Security Vulnerabilities in Restaking Layers 🪲Restaking layers, have introduced innovative mechanisms to extend blockchain security and enhance yield opportunities. However, these…Mar 22Mar 22
Smart Contract Hack Overview: Four.Meme’s $120,000 Sandwich AttackOn March 18, 2025, the BNB Chain-based memecoin launch platform Four.Meme fell victim to a sandwich attack, a sophisticated market…Mar 19Mar 19
The Ultimate Guide to Writing Test Cases for Smart Contracts 🚀Unlike traditional Web2 applications, smart contracts are immutable once deployed, which means any bugs can have catastrophic consequences…Mar 15Mar 15
The Top 10 Most Dangerous Web3 Vulnerabilities Right NowAs the digital landscape shifts towards decentralization with Web3 technologies, the security challenges are becoming increasingly complex…Feb 25Feb 25
What Happens If an L2 Goes Down? The Real Risks of Layer 2 NetworksLayer 2 (L2) networks have become essential in addressing the scalability challenges of Layer 1 (L1) blockchains, enabling faster…Feb 15Feb 15
