A case study of ethical hacking detailing how Hacken’s L1 Researcher and Auditor, Bartosz Barwikowski, uncovered a deeply hidden bug in Weft Finance’s smart contract, exploited it to extract $1.1 million in assets (on a mainnet ledger copy) and ultimately helped secure the platform, leading him to confidently stake his own assets there.
**Role of a Merkle Tree**
A Merkle Tree is a data structure used in blockchain to ensure data integrity and efficient verification. Read how Hacken auditors joined the effort to secure OpenZeppelin’s MerkleProof.sol library.
In this guide, Hacken auditors will share best practices for secure MetaMask Snaps development to safeguard users’ assets and privacy.
What went wrong in July’s 2023 Curve Finance liquidity pools hack worth $69M. Hacken experts are here to explain.
A crypto wallet can be a physical device or online platform that keeps your private and public keys so you can carry out transactions.
What are the most influential crypto hacks, their causes and consequences. How to protect your Web3 project from similar hacks?
A comprehensive guide on Sybil Attack, a security violation where an entity has numerous fake identities on a blockchain.
Smart contract vulnerabilities in NFTs lead to security issues. Regular NFT smart contract audits migitate the risks of hacks.
Hacks of bridges account for more than 50% of in total value lost in DeFI. How to protect cross-chain bridges?
