The Big Fuzz Theory: Fuzzing Primer
Fuzz testing, or fuzzing, is a technique used to improve the security of software, including smart contracts in Solidity. It involves supplying random or unexpected data as inputs to a system in an attempt to break it and uncover vulnerabilities that manual testing might miss. Fuzzers generate a set of inputs for testing scenarios that may have been missed during unit testing, helping to identify bugs and potential security issues.
Infiltrating the EVM-II: Inside the War Room’s Arsenal
War Room is an immersive, high-energy environment incorporating a dedicated team of experts that comes together to form the backbone of the War Room. Read more in this part
Infiltrating the EVM-III: Unravel the Impact Of Blockchain On Bug Fixing!
Fixing a bug in traditional software development is often likened to solving a difficult puzzle, each presenting its own challenges. This task has always been complex and time-consuming. However, resolving bugs in a blockchain system is even more demanding due to its transparent & permissionless nature and the high stakes involved with users’ funds.
Infiltrating the EVM-I: Demystifying Smart Contracts & Auditing
Infiltrating the EVM-I: Demystifying Smart Contracts & Auditing comprises of information about compilation breakdown of solidity code, the vulnerable components of blockchain ecosystem and how Smart contract auditing is crucial.
Infiltrating the EVM: Advanced Strategies for Blockchain Security Guardians
Learn advanced strategies for blockchain security guardians in this groundbreaking article series by BlockApex Labs. Gain insights into the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), smart contract vulnerabilities, and thorough auditing techniques. Stay ahead in the evolving world of blockchain security and prevent financial losses with comprehensive knowledge. Join us for the article series and course today.
Web 2.0 Security vs Web 3.0 Security: An Innovative Adaptation?
Web 3.0 is a semantic web where it promises to establish information in a better-existing way than any current search engine can ever attain. Web 3.0 promotes four concepts which mainly are authenticity, i.e, every piece of information existing on the internet is a fact or derived from a fact. Integrity, willingness to abide by moral principles, and ethical values. Transparency, the data present on the internet is accessible for every user to witness. Lastly, Confidentiality which is achieved by Blockchain technology, where every user’s identity is anonymous, making it secure.
A Security Framework For Blockchain Applications
how do we keep the blockchain application safe? Let’s walk through some security frameworks for blockchain applications in this blog
Consumer Privacy & Data Breach Part II – Is Web 3.0 The Cure?
The last few years have resulted in consumer privacy and data breach issues. Those issues have made the users conscious and ambiguous about the data on the internet. Read more in this blog.
Consumer Privacy & Data Breach Part I – Is It a Global Issue?
Data breaches and consumer privacy are one of the most alarming security issues in IT space. About 45% of the world’s population uses social media which makes approximately 3.48 billion people to be interacting with any kind of social media network. These tremendous amounts of connections can lead to various kinds of vulnerabilities if the data is gone into the wrong hands creating pretty damaging consequences.
The State of Startups Security in Pakistan
The security team at BlockApex decided to test these applications for vulnerabilities that could compromise their data. We knew that the software industry in Pakistan always keeps security out of their toolkit to reduce the cost of development.
