Solidity is an object-oriented, high-level programming language specifically designed for building and implementing Smart Contracts on blockchain development platforms, particularly Ethereum. First developed in 2014, this language has attracted significant attention from businesses aiming to transition from traditional contracts to "smart" contracts.
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
An Integer Overflow occurs when we attempt to store a value larger than the maximum allowed for an integer data type.
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.
Smart contract security analysis with a report of vulnerabilities.
