Tag: Smart Contract Security

On-chain malware means harmful code is stored or referenced on a public blockchain instead of on a normal web server. Hackers can hide instructions or data inside smart contracts, and one technique that has been observed is called EtherHiding. Attackers place small pieces of malicious code, or payloads, on blockchains ...

Bug bounties are one of the fastest-growing areas in Web3 today, and they are increasingly making platforms safer. In crypto, a bug bounty is a financial reward (paid in crypto) offered by cryptocurrency businesses to individuals, often called ethical hackers or security researchers, for discovering and reporting security vulnerabilities or ...