Blockchain audits: The steps to ensure a network is secure
In order for blockchain firms to truly validate their internal security protocols, they need to be audited thoroughly. Here’s a brief rundown of how the process goes.
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Hacker tries to exploit bridge protocol, fails miserably: Finance Redefined
Majority of the DeFi tokens in the top-100 had a mixed week as several tokens traded in red while a few others managed to make double-digit gains.
AMM protocol SudoRare disappears from the internet with 519 ETH
SudoRare suddenly shut down its services and social media accounts after reportedly making away with 519 Ether, worth roughly $815,000.
Ethereum advances with standards for smart contract security audits
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BNB Chain's Red Alert system flags projects based on obvious features that have been historically used in scams, rug pulls and phishing.
Velodrome recovers $350K stolen funds from team member Gabagool
While many community members came in support of the prominent coder, Gabagool owned up to the allegations made against him following Velodrome’s investigation.
Curve Finance resolves site exploits, directs users to revoke recent contracts: Finance Redefined
Majority of the DeFi tokens in the top-100 traded in green along with rest of the market in the wake of new CPI data release and several tokens registered doubled…
88% of Nomad Bridge exploiters were ‘copycats’ — Report
Copycats used the same code as the original hackers but modified the target token, token amount, and recipient addresses.
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