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“Super fast, great communication, professionalism”: Zone of Avoidance
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“Super fast, great communication, professionalism”: Zone of Avoidance

At the end of April 2022, the project Zone of Avoidance reached Hacken to pass a token smart contract audit. The testing was completed within five days and the project has already received great positive feedback from the community. What is unique in this audit? Find details below. Zone of Avoidance: a brief description of

1 Jun 2022

Manipulations with price oracles. Mirror Protocol Exploit.
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Manipulations with price oracles. Mirror Protocol Exploit.

Hackers exploited Mirror Protocol, and the devs couldn’t do anything about it. The attacker stole more than $90m in October 2021 but this incident used to be completely unnoticed until the last week. And at the end of May 2022, the project experienced one more incident resulting in $2M drained from the protocol. A bug

31 May 2022

What is ethical hacking?
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What is ethical hacking?

Ethical hacking is an authorized use of malicious attacks to gain unauthorized access to software application or data. Ethical hackers compete for a bounty. Their goal is to identify bugs in web, modile, desktop apps. In Web 3.0, targets also include blockchains, smart contracts, wallets, platforms, protocols, DEX/CEX, and DeFi. Cybersecurity and ethical hacking from

31 May 2022

Deepfake in the service of crypto scammers
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Deepfake in the service of crypto scammers

Deepfake is a new goldmine for scammers Rapid technological advances propel Web 3.0, but unethical actors don’t lag. Scammers now use deepfakes to steal money. This article will look at some deepfake scams and discuss how to protect your financial assets in the light of a new threat. Deepfakes gain momentum In addition to various

26 May 2022

Will TerraLuna survive or become a great target for scammers?
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Will TerraLuna survive or become a great target for scammers?

Things are not going great for Terraform Labs – the parent company of Luna and UST. The promising altcoin has lost $40B. It sent a shockwave around the crypto world. Thousands of day traders and some wealthy investors have said goodbye to their assets. Terra’s co-founders, Do Kwon and Shin Hyun-sung, were accused of fraud

24 May 2022

Hacken will secure data in the Internet of Things space through a partnership with IoTeX
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Hacken will secure data in the Internet of Things space through a partnership with IoTeX

According to McKinsey, by 2025, the Internet of Things will have an economic impact of between $4 and $11 trillion. The smart devices owned by people will generate almost 80 trillion gigabytes of data. There is a serious risk that all this data and the associated value will be owned by large corporations. We are

20 May 2022

Will Terraform Founder Do Kwon go to jail?
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Will Terraform Founder Do Kwon go to jail?

Korean investors filed civil and criminal lawsuits against Luna/UST founder Do Kwon for committing fraud For the past four years, Do Kwon, the founder of Terraform Lab, was hyping Lyna and TerraUSD as the world-changing currency. He raised more than $200 million from investment firms such as Lightspeed Venture Partners and Galaxy Digital. Everything changed

19 May 2022

Top 5 DeFi Hacks of 2022 and How to protect against them
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Top 5 DeFi Hacks of 2022 and How to protect against them

While DeFi is often hailed as the future of finance, it’s not immune to risks. In fact, the world of decentralized finance is facing an ongoing challenge with DeFi token and protocol vulnerability. From January to May 2022 alone, DeFi hacks resulted in over $1.4 billion in financial losses, and over $3.8 billion were stolen

18 May 2022

FEG (Feed Every Gorilla) exploit: analysis by Hacken
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FEG (Feed Every Gorilla) exploit: analysis by Hacken

FEG (Feed Every Gorilla) has suffered an exploit in the Swap-to-Swap (S2S) functionality in the FEGtoken swap contracts on BSC and ETH. The attacker created 10 addresses and each of them was approved to spend 114 fBNB from the current address. The attacker was able to drain all the fBNB within the contract. Trading of FEG

16 May 2022

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