Welcome to 2026!
This year, my focus is clear:
โ Complete Bsc. Statistics
โ Master Smart Contracts & Auditing (Cyfrin Updraft)
โ Grow my physical business
I will pray hard and work even harder to turn my dreams into reality.
See you among the successful ones in 2026!
Welcome to 2026!
This year, my focus is clear:
โ Complete Bsc. Statistics
โ Master Smart Contracts & Auditing (Cyfrin Updraft)
โ Grow my physical business
I will pray hard and work even harder to turn my dreams into reality.
See you among the successful ones in 2026!
Is the token address allowed?
Can someone deposit an arbitrary token?
Is amount > 0 checked?
Is transferFrom() successful?
Is the accounting updated correctly?
Is there a reentrancy risk?
This is how you should start thinking when reading smart contracts.
Imagine ka tashi da safe, zaโa kawo maka breakfast, a taho ana maka wannan muryar. You look at her face and then listen to the voice again.
The multiplying advantage is amazing.
Generality: Is this one bug or a whole vulnerability class?
Exploitability: Can the theoretical issue become a practical attack?
Leverage: Can one fix eliminate many related failures?
Don't hunt for bugs. Hunt for broken assumptions.
That is where breadth ร depth becomes powerful:
Depth: How far down can you explain why the failure occurs?
Breadth: Where else does the same underlying weakness manifest?
Impact: What can an attacker actually gain?
I found a primitive/systemic flaw, I understand why it exists, I can demonstrate every meaningful attack path, I can quantify the impact, and I can show whether the same reasoning applies elsewhere.
Understand the exact invariant that breaks, every path that reaches it, the assumptions it violates, the contracts and protocols it affects, the economic consequences, and whether the same root cause creates an entire vulnerability class. Then prove it.
Find the failure โ trace the causal chain โ branch into contributing factors โ identify the systemic weakness โ understand why it was possible โ find where the highest-leverage intervention sits.