The Evolution of Web3 Attacks: Storing JavaScript in Smart Contracts as a New Threat Vector

Attackers are now leveraging immutable smart contracts to store and distribute malicious JavaScript, making malware decentralized, persistent, and nearly impossible to remove. This article explores how this tactic works, why it’s dangerous, and how to defend against it.

Crypto Wallet Draining Attack Found on a Popular Gun Website

A recent investigation uncovered a crypto wallet-draining attack embedded in a popular firearm website, using smart contracts to store and execute malicious JavaScript. This method bypasses traditional security defenses, putting Web3 users at risk. Here’s how the attack works and how to stay protected.

Squashing My First Bug: How I Got Paid for Breaking Things

I never thought I was skilled enough for bug bounties until I accidentally found a critical security flaw on my work computer. With a little curiosity, a podcast, and a quick bug report, I earned my first $1,000 bounty. You don’t need to be an elite hacker just willing to learn and try. 🚀