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Learn ethical hacking techniques to secure smart contracts and prevent attacks |
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Just like any software, smart contracts-code written into a blockchain that executes the terms of an agreement or contract from outside the chain-are susceptible to attacks, bugs, and coding errors. In this course, Michael Fawole, a blockchain developer and coach, shows you how to avoid serious problems with smart contracts-like financial losses and theft of assets-by employing ethical hacking. Michael shows you complexities of the most predominant attack in Web3-the reentrancy attack-and demonstrates how to prevent and guard against it as an ethical hacker. He shows you how to write vulnerability-free smart contracts, re-enter both simple and complex smart contracts, manipulate the arithmetical flow of contracts, and use ethical hacking techniques to test contract security-and prevent attacks from happening in the first place |
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7/27/202312:00:00AM |
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Presenter: Michael Fawole |
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Latest version of the following browsers: Chrome, Safari, Firefox, or Internet Explorer. Adobe Flash Player Plugin. JavaScript and cookies must be enabled. A broadband Internet connection |
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Streaming video
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| Author |
linkedin.com (Firm)
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