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Ethereum secures the smart contract with security audit solutions
Smart Contracts were originally envisioned in 1994 as legal agreements enacted in the computer codes for the sole purpose of automating the whole process. However, the recent surge in the blockchain technology has upended the overall system and it is pretty much happening in the real world now.
By cypher shieldabout a year ago in The Chain
Everything you need to know about auditing smart contracts
There are many amazing achievements in the world of blockchain technology. Most notably, however, is the emergence of smart contracts. These are held on blockchain platforms such as: Ethereum. And once deployed, it cannot be changed or tampered with.
By cypher shieldabout a year ago in The Chain
Talking about the basic skills of smart contract security audit: reentrancy vulnerability and overflow vulnerability
This time we will explain two classic vulnerabilities in smart contracts: reentrancy and overflow I believe everyone has heard about reentrancy vulnerabilities, so what are reentrancy vulnerabilities?
By cypher shieldabout a year ago in The Chain
Smart Contract Security Audits Why Do You Need Them?
If your business uses blockchain technology, you should be familiar with the concept of smart contracts. On the other hand, smart contract security audits may not seem very popular due to their complexity and high resource requirements. However, smart contract security audits should be necessary for the overall enterprise security strategy of protecting sensitive information from hacking attempts.
By cypher shieldabout a year ago in The Chain
What is a smart contract audit?
smart contract attack A smart contract is a self-executing line of code that follows instructions set on a blockchain network. These contracts enable users to conduct non-open, transparent transactions on the blockchain without being bound by a central authority or any legal system.
By cypher shieldabout a year ago in The Chain
