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From Update to Exploit: How Web3 Updates Become Targets for Hackers

There are a number of critical risks to consider when developing a protocol, and a serious one that is often overlooked are protocol updates

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New Insights into Radiant Capital Attack: A Hacker's Trail

There are new details found by the spherex analytics team around the behavior of the hacker 5 weeks before the Radiant hack itself

Web3 Wolves in Sheep's Clothing: The Disturbing Rise of Malicious Developers

How do you protect your protocol from rogue developers and mitigate internal threats so your protocol maintains security and trust with you

The Persistent Threat: Why Reentrancy Attacks Remain a Challenge in Web3

The Web3 community needs to adopt comprehensive runtime protection mechanisms to effectively mitigate reentrancy attacks.

The 3rd party problem of Web3

An Exploration of Web3 Supply-Chain Attacks

7 Additional Costs of Getting Hacked: Beyond the Financial Fallout

Beyond the immediate financial loss, a hack can have profound and lasting impacts on a protocol's reputation, user trust, operational focus

The Evolving Threat: How Attackers Exploit Verification in Smart Contract Attacks

A new and counter-intuitive “hiding-in-plain-sight” technique, that attackers started to using to execute their hacks successfully.

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