According to the SlowMist intelligence zone, Premint was attacked by hackers on July 17th. We immediately started our investigation and alerted the community via twitter.

You may be wondering why the Uniswap was in quotes, because this wasn’t an attack on Uniswap, it was more of an attack on the Uniswap liquidity provider. Here’s what happened: According to Harry.eth on twitter, tens of thousands of addresses received malicious tokens pretending to be from Uniswap. They…

In the last article, we learned about the characteristics of the ‘delegatecall’ function and how it’s properly used. In this article, we’ll help you understand another function of smart contracts that’s commonly used — Randomness. Background Randomness is often seen used in the development of smart contracts. For example, we…

Background The Saudis, a popular NFT project, started a freemint campaign on July 10, 2022 where whitelisted users can mint their NFTs for free. A user identified as RIGHTBLOCK dumped a substantial quantity of NFT into the market shortly after the mint event concluded. Swift action was taken by the…

Background In our previous post, “Insert previous article,” we learnt about the common vulnerability known as the DelegateCall function. To further our understanding of the delegate call function, we will be expanding on what we learned in the previous article. Introduction to DelegateCall Check out our precious article. Vulnerability example …

Hi, there! We made some upgrades and added some new features in June. June 16th updates 1/ We launched the OpenAPI module, making it more convenient for developers to analyze addresses. Users can create three Keys, and each Key can be called 10,000 times per day.

According to SlowMist, on June 27, 2022, hackers exploited a critical flaw in the XCarnival project and made off with 3,087 ETH (about $3.8 million). XCarnival is a decentralized NFT lending platform that was built on the Ethereum network. The team working on the project has been made aware of…

Storytime User A received a text message from their exchange asking them to download the latest wallet. This prompted him to search for “xx wallet official”, and clicking the first link displayed. They then proceeded to download the application, create a wallet, and transfer some funds over to the newly…

On June 15, 2022, MetaMask announced the white hat hackers from Halborn have discovered a security vulnerability codename “Demonic”. The vulnerability is known to affect only versions before 10.11.3. Given MetaMask’s popularity and the prevalence of derivatives that utilize it as a wallet’s foundation, MetaMask rewarded the team a prize…