Crypto did a good job adopting the clause “Code is law,” in the blockchain, but there’s still a long way ahead. In this workshop, you will learn more about blockchain security and understand how to make your project more secure.
First Session
Understand the security risk of Blockchain – by Certik Team (1am UTC+0 May 25th)
- Quick introduction to solidity, smart contract development, and applications in the DeFi environment.
- Case study on ten recent exploits and hacks; grouped into four categories.
- How to prepare your project and get the most out of a security audit.
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Second Session
Incident Response Process（During/After hacks) – by Merkle Science Team (12pm UTC+0 May 26th)
- Identifying affected addresses
- Tracking and monitoring fund movements
- Notifying recipient entity
- Due diligence reports on entities built on BSC
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Third Session
Project Panel: How projects respond to risks and how general users can protect themself? – (1pm UTC+0 May 27th)
Guests: Cream, dForce, Autofarm, Ogle
- Evaluating and mitigating collateral risks
- Isolating risk of multiple protocol interactions
- Risks of flash loans and liquidity pools
- What are some common things to look out for in a contract that indicate it be risky? [Mint unlimited tokens, migrate liquidity pools or staked assets, changes to fee percentages without a timelock]
- What are some practical measures a user can take on a day to day basis to keep themselves safe in a Defi environment?
- And more……..
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Fourth Session
Best practices for working with data/oracle in a smart contract- by Chainlink Team (12pm UTC+0 June 3rd)
- Understanding using Oracles
- Working with pricing data
- Avoiding DeFi Exploits
- Calling price functions
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Fifth Session
Proactive defense for DeFi protocols: Security as a never ending process-by Immunefi team– (12:30 pm UTC+0 June 4th)
- Crypto as a hostile environment; a perfect storm for malicious behavior
- Your only defense: Building proactive security processes into every development workflow
- The DeFi security stack, end to end: Recurring audits, formal verification, and bug bounties as the security trifecta
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Sixth Session
How to use fantastic metrics to monitor your Web3 project-by Tenderly team (12pm UTC+0 June 10th)
- A quick introduction to what are Metrics and how teams can use them to create a Monitoring system
- Discussion around when is the best time to start monitoring your system
- How to use the knowledge we gained in the first two parts to monitor our Web3 project
👉 Join the conversation about security, smart contract, infra, etc and find partnerships in the new BSC Discord community and Dev TG community
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