📕 BETTER THAN YESTERDAY WITH BSCSTATION #10: Blockchain Attacks You Should Know Part 3 🔥 "Better Than Yesterday With BSCStation" is back with another part of “Blockchain Attacks You Should Know”! 🌸 In the previous article, BSCStation talked about “User Wallet Attacks” and gave out tips to prevent such accidents. Today let’s continue with the “Smart Contract Attacks”. ⚙️ Smart contracts are becoming a well-known term in Blockchain technology, especially in the Decentralized Finance (DeFi) ecosystem. When the openness of smart contract implementation is considered, it becomes apparent to all blockchain users. However, security weaknesses and vulnerabilities may become obvious at times. 🔬 We will define 7 Smart Contracts Attack techniques that can seriously impact a smart contract application. Successful execution of such attacks may lead the smart contract to perform expectedly. Hence, parties associated with the contract agreement might incur a severe loss. ⭕️ Reentrancy ⭕️ Smart Contract Overflow and Underflow ⭕️ Short Address Attack ⭕️ Delegatecall ⭕️ Default Visibilities ⭕️ Transaction Ordering Dependence ⭕️ Timestamp Dependence 👉 Details: HERE ⭐️ BSCStation Official Media Channels: Website | Telegram | Substack | Twitter | Discussion | Youtube

📕 BETTER THAN YESTERDAY WITH BSCSTATION #10: Blockchain Attacks You Should Know Part 3 🔥 "Better Than Yesterday With BSCStation" is back with another part of “Blockchain Attacks You Should Know”! 🌸 In the previous article, BSCStation talked about “User Wallet Attacks” and gave out tips to prevent such accidents. Today let’s continue with the “Smart Contract Attacks”. ⚙️ Smart contracts are becoming a well-known term in Blockchain technology, especially in the Decentralized Finance (DeFi) ecosystem. When the openness of smart contract implementation is considered, it becomes apparent to all blockchain users. However, security weaknesses and vulnerabilities may become obvious at times. 🔬 We will define 7 Smart Contracts Attack techniques that can seriously impact a smart contract application. Successful execution of such attacks may lead the smart contract to perform expectedly. Hence, parties associated with the contract agreement might incur a severe loss. ⭕️ Reentrancy ⭕️ Smart Contract Overflow and Underflow ⭕️ Short Address Attack ⭕️ Delegatecall ⭕️ Default Visibilities ⭕️ Transaction Ordering Dependence ⭕️ Timestamp Dependence 👉 Details: HERE ⭐️ BSCStation Official Media Channels: Website | Telegram | Substack | Twitter | Discussion | Youtube