The hackers are mostly coming from the Ethereum ecosystem and Dapps using Solidity Programming Language*.
Its not that you don't need to explain, you either don't want to or DONT KNOW HOW TO because you are so ignorant in how crypto works.
Nobody should be using wallets without open source code, that's a common viewpoint in crypto traders.
Ledger doesn't have open source code but Trezor does. This is why I don't recommend people use Ledger. And yeah cell phone wallets are not for storing large amounts of money in, they're for spending relatively small amounts quickly like a regular wallet.
If you don't do your research and get greedy from a link an internet Rando gives you then yeah you'll lose your money easily.
- Solidity Programming Language was made for Ethereum Smart Contracts and has been widely adopted in crypto to its detriment.
Here is also a dump of super useful materials on Solidity Exploits and Security:
https://twitter.com/asen_sec/status/1652211063612485633
Attack vectors -
https://github.com/sigp/solidity-security-blog
Database of attacks by
@1nf0s3cpt - https://github.com/SunWeb3Sec/DeFiHackLabs
More attacks by @QuillHash -
https://github.com/Quillhash/Solidity-Attack-Vectors
More exploits -
https://github.com/ZhangZhuoSJTU/Web3Bugs/tree/main
Bottom line, Solidity is full of vulnerabilities and is not a superior language for keeping smart contracts secure.
The hackers are mostly coming from the Ethereum ecosystem and Solidity Programming Language*.
Its not that you don't need to explain, you either don't want to or DONT KNOW HOW TO because you are so ignorant in how crypto works.
Nobody should be using wallets without open source code, that's a common viewpoint in crypto traders.
Ledger doesn't have open source code but Trezor does. This is why I don't recommend people use Ledger. And yeah cell phone wallets are not for storing large amounts of money in, they're for spending relatively small amounts quickly like a regular wallet.
If you don't do your research and get greedy from a link an internet Rando gives you then yeah you'll lose your money easily.
- Solidity Programming Language was made for Ethereum Smart Contracts and has been widely adopted in crypto to its detriment.
Here is also a dump of super useful materials on Solidity Exploits and Security:
https://twitter.com/asen_sec/status/1652211063612485633
Attack vectors -
https://github.com/sigp/solidity-security-blog
Database of attacks by
@1nf0s3cpt - https://github.com/SunWeb3Sec/DeFiHackLabs
More attacks by @QuillHash -
https://github.com/Quillhash/Solidity-Attack-Vectors
More exploits -
https://github.com/ZhangZhuoSJTU/Web3Bugs/tree/main
Bottom line, Solidity is full of vulnerabilities and is not a superior language for keeping smart contracts secure.
The hackers are mostly coming from the Ethereum ecosystem and Solidity Programming*.
Its not that you don't need to explain, you either don't want to or DONT KNOW HOW TO because you are so ignorant in how crypto works.
Nobody should be using wallets without open source code, that's a common viewpoint in crypto traders.
Ledger doesn't have open source code but Trezor does. This is why I don't recommend people use Ledger. And yeah cell phone wallets are not for storing large amounts of money in, they're for spending relatively small amounts quickly like a regular wallet.
If you don't do your research and get greedy from a link an internet Rando gives you then yeah you'll lose your money easily.
- Solidity Programming Language was made for Ethereum Smart Contracts and has been widely adopted in crypto to its detriment.
Here is also a dump of super useful materials on Solidity Exploits and Security:
https://twitter.com/asen_sec/status/1652211063612485633
Attack vectors -
https://github.com/sigp/solidity-security-blog
Database of attacks by
@1nf0s3cpt - https://github.com/SunWeb3Sec/DeFiHackLabs
More attacks by @QuillHash -
https://github.com/Quillhash/Solidity-Attack-Vectors
More exploits -
https://github.com/ZhangZhuoSJTU/Web3Bugs/tree/main
Bottom line, Solidity is full of vulnerabilities and is not a superior language for keeping smart contracts secure.
The hackers are mostly coming from the Ethereum ecosystem and Solidity Programming.
Its not that you don't need to explain, you either don't want to or DONT KNOW HOW TO because you are so ignorant in how crypto works.
Nobody should be using wallets without open source code, that's a common viewpoint in crypto traders.
Ledger doesn't have open source code but Trezor does. This is why I don't recommend people use Ledger. And yeah cell phone wallets are not for storing large amounts of money in, they're for spending relatively small amounts quickly like a regular wallet.
If you don't do your research and get greedy from a link an internet Rando gives you then yeah you'll lose your money easily.
Solidity Programming Language was made for Ethereum Smart Contracts and has been widely adopted in crypto to its detriment.
Here is also a dump of super useful materials on Solidity Exploits and Security:
https://twitter.com/asen_sec/status/1652211063612485633
Attack vectors -
https://github.com/sigp/solidity-security-blog
Database of attacks by
@1nf0s3cpt - https://github.com/SunWeb3Sec/DeFiHackLabs
More attacks by @QuillHash -
https://github.com/Quillhash/Solidity-Attack-Vectors
More exploits -
https://github.com/ZhangZhuoSJTU/Web3Bugs/tree/main
Bottom line, Solidity is full of vulnerabilities and is not a superior language for keeping smart contracts secure.
The hackers are mostly coming from the Ethereum ecosystem and Solidity Programming.
Its not that you don't need to explain, you either don't want to or DONT KNOW HOW TO because you are so ignorant in how crypto works.
Nobody should be using wallets without open source code, that's a common viewpoint in crypto traders.
Ledger doesn't have open source code but Trezor does. This is why I don't recommend people use Ledger. And yeah cell phone wallets are not for storing large amounts of money in, they're for spending relatively small amounts quickly like a regular wallet.
If you don't do your research and get greedy from a link an internet Rando gives you then yeah you'll lose your money easily.
The hackers are all coming from the Ethereum ecosystem.
Its not that you don't need to explain, you either don't want to or DONT KNOW HOW TO because you are so ignorant in how crypto works.
Nobody should be using wallets without open source code, that's a common viewpoint in crypto traders.
Ledger doesn't have open source code but Trezor does. This is why I don't recommend people use Ledger. And yeah cell phone wallets are not for storing large amounts of money in, they're for spending relatively small amounts quickly like a regular wallet.
If you don't do your research and get greedy from a link an internet Rando gives you then yeah you'll lose your money easily.