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Solidity, the programming language used for developing smart contracts on the Ethereum blockchain, provides various visibility modifiers for functions, including private, internal, external, and public.… Read More »Is it Safe to Use Private Functions in Solidity?
Integer overflow and underflow are common issues in programming, including Solidity, the language used for developing smart contracts on the Ethereum blockchain. These issues arise… Read More »Integer overflow and underflow in solidity
Smart contracts, the self-executing programs powering decentralized applications (dApps) on blockchains, offer immense potential for trustless interactions. However, these powerful tools require robust security measures… Read More »Access Control Vulnerabilities in Smart Contracts
This is another common vulnerability found a solidity developer must be aware of. Let’s take a deeper look into it. What is denial of Service… Read More »Denial of Service Attacks in Solidity
A reentrancy attack is a specific type of vulnerability in smart contracts in which an external malicious contract exploits a vulnerability in another contract by… Read More »What is a Reentrancy Attack?
Knowing whether an Ethereum address is a smart contract address or an EOA address is very crucial. We will be going through two methods to… Read More »How To Find Out if an Ethereum Address Is a Contract?
