Last month we saw the creation of the new token standard โ ERC404!
Now, there are already a couple of tens of ERC404s with a 300M+ market cap, which can be easily applied in RWAs, Gaming, NFT liquidity providing, etc.๐
Invoke the Pausable._pause and Pausable._unpause internal functions, with appropriate access control, e.g. using AccessControl or Ownable. Not doing so will make the contract pause mechanism of the contract unreachable, and thus unusable. ๐ฉ
"Reputable company", but the report is a bit shitty I think, all findings are super overrated and poorly described. Can't really understand how the biggest protocols have paid a ton for this report. ๐ค
https://t.co/jipsqQDEdC
Understanding a complex protocol requires an approach that goes beyond just reading documentation. To gain a comprehensive grasp of the underlying idea, consider the following:
- Thorough Documentation Review
- Unit Test Analysis
- Internal Technical Specifications
- Flowcharts
What if the protocol that you audited gets hacked? ๐งจ
I'm thinking about how would I proceed in such a situation and can't think of a proper scenario.
While carefully reading past reports, I often see how two totally different reports of the same vulnerability are paid equally. The better one in most cases includes a detailed PoC.
Interested to see a behind-the-scenes on a full private solo smart contract audit? From initial contact to final report delivery, including code cleanup, security assessment and more ๐ค๐งต