Cybersecurity Explained: Why It Matters and How to Stay Safe in 2025

Cybersecurity Explained: Why It Matters and How to Stay Safe in 2025

In today's always-online world, cybersecurity isn’t just a tech buzzword—it’s something we all depend on. Whether you're streaming from your smartphone, running a small business from your laptop, or managing sensitive customer data in the cloud, digital threats are very real. From phishing scams to full-blown ransomware attacks, the digital landscape is full of risks that demand proactive protection.

Reentrancy Attack in Smart Contracts: What You Need to Know

Reentrancy Attack in Smart Contracts: What You Need to Know

A Reentrancy Attack exploits a vulnerability in smart contracts where a function makes an external call to another contract before updating its own state. This allows the external contract, which could be malicious, to re-enter the original function and perform actions such as repeatedly withdrawing funds using the same state

 Integer Overflow and Underflow in Smart Contracts: What Developers Must Know

 Integer Overflow and Underflow in Smart Contracts: What Developers Must Know

An Integer Overflow occurs when we attempt to store a value larger than the maximum allowed for an integer data type.

 Unchecked Call Return Value: A Silent but Dangerous Vulnerability in Smart Contracts

 Unchecked Call Return Value: A Silent but Dangerous Vulnerability in Smart Contracts

The Unchecked Call Return Value vulnerability occurs when a contract fails to check the success or failure of low-level calls such as call, delegatecall, and staticcall.


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