Back when I was in Web2 hacking, there was a book - "Web Hacking 101" . Which explained all the vulnerabilities in summary, then with real examples.
I found that version for Web3 Security/ Smart Contract Auditing as well - https://t.co/ksgQ72aUsT
Great work @zokyo_io, thanks <3
@PatrickAlphaC like someone who has never done auditing before I have this question, how does companies make sure the critical vulnerabilities found in auditing are reported and can't be used? f.e. if an auditer finds a critical one and try stealing funds.
@PatrickAlphaC I think one of the best way of securing your wallet is to have multiple wallets in EC2 instances in AWS which can be powered on only when you need to sign your Safe wallet. And only your whitelisted devices can access to those EC2s.
@PatrickAlphaC why did you include so few topics on updraft's Solidity basics? Are those topics enough to get going for auditing? Do you still recommend to go through your full Solidity course? Thanks man!
@PatrickAlphaC you recommend ledger or trezor? Also man there are bug bounties, contests etc. How many options are there and which one you recommend for a beginner?