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Woonkly Security Audit (DEX & STAKE)

Heloisa CeniNo Comments

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Introduction CoinFabrik was asked to audit the contracts for the Woonkly project. First we will provide a summary of our discoveries and then we will show the details of our findings. Summary The contracts audited are from the STAKESmartContractPreRelease repository and DEXsmartcontractsPreRelease repository at GitHub. The audit is based on the commit 779522de8afcf9285d660abdcc0fb10a62f6f659, and 49777cd67d0227c21437236ab9f42b501a864895 […]

Smart Contract Audit Process

Mariana SofferNo Comments

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A security audit is a process in which a client subjects his or her smart contracts to a review, in which one or more auditors search and document vulnerabilities that may alter the project correct functionality. The main idea of this post is to specify the process of audits, who belongs to them and how the different individuals interact from the moment the client reaches us to the moment we end communication with them.

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DMToken Security Audit V2 2019 Updated

Ariel YaboNo Comments

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CoinFabrik has been hired to audit the DMToken smart contract. First of all, we will describe what is the analysis performed by our team. Next, we will provide a summary of our discoveries and we will detail all our findings. And at the end, we will express our opinion in the conclusion.
The contract audited is at address 0x2ccbff3a042c68716ed2a2cb0c544a9f1d1935e1. The contract was deployed at transaction 0x111287826ad158a7ae11a9893f03e9e8998ed7b2bac061c83bed7b68e1958a6d.

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Smart Contract Audits: The Ultimate Security Guide

Ariel YaboNo Comments

Reading Time: 11 minutes

Smart contract security is a serious problem today. Security flaws, misbehavior, and inefficiency are very expensive when you deploy a Smart Contract to the Blockchain. Companies are especially concerned about their Smart Contract code because once it is run, there is no turning back (they are irreversible) and money can be stuck in the blockchain and lost forever. Thus, to make sure their code is written correctly, these enterprises usually hire well known external auditors (like Coinfabrik) because they know that a problem in their code could cost a lot more money if they skip the audit. Since Smart contracts are used to move, store, distribute funds, errors in smart contract code and design must be minimized. Furthermore, since the appearance of the ICOs in the past few years and with their boom in 2017 and 2018, the smart contract security audits have become one of the most ordered services in the blockchain industry.

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DreamTeam Token Audit

Matias BardelliNo Comments

Reading Time: 3 minutes

CoinFabrik was asked to audit the contract for the DreamTeam token and token sale (previously audited). Firstly, we will provide a summary of our discoveries and secondly, we will show the details of our findings. Summary The contract audited is in the DreamTeam repository at https://github.com/dreamteam-gg/smart-contracts. The audit is based on the commit 616ed2538526001d25b75680e4d3bd8f3c4deac2, and […]