Hard to believe that other auditing firms wouldnt bother to double check the fixed vulnerabilities. Its like a doctor prescribing some medication to a patient and not checking for alergic reactions. Pure gold content bro!
Please make a video on what all tools that you use for the auditing process, like for understanding the architecture, and whatever else you follow, would be very helpful. Thanks, great content btw.
Thanks for the forecast! I need some advice: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?
High quality video , thanks! Idk if here is the right place to ask , but can i know please if it is possible to test for a flash loan attacks in foundry/hardhat ?
This is great Owen, very informative. Where do you suggest I look to study smart contract to get really good at reading them. Trying to get my first developer job. Thanks.
Really depends on the size of the codebase. Less than 1,500 lines or so can be done in a week. More than 5,000 lines can take on the order of a month. Complexity of the code is a factor as well.
Thanks a lot for this. This video has given me a lot of contest about all this, I have done a lot of studies but still feel overwhelmed when looking at these bulky codes. Please, will it be possible for you to take me as an Intern, this will help my auditing journey greatly. I have a lot of free hours to put to work, please kindly consider my request. Thanks
You should join our community I mentioned at the end of the video! We put together practice audits where folks can team up and add to their web3 portfolio.
Hard to believe that other auditing firms wouldnt bother to double check the fixed vulnerabilities. Its like a doctor prescribing some medication to a patient and not checking for alergic reactions. Pure gold content bro!
Agreed
Excellent video Owen, I am a blockchain developer and now I am starting my journey into audits, very helpfull!
Glad I could help!
Nice one, Ownen! I will keep an eye on your channel!
Glad you liked it!
This is incredibly high quality content, appreciate this a lot, thanks so much
TY ser! More to come!
Brilliant efforts, wish you success bro!!!!
Please make a video on what all tools that you use for the auditing process, like for understanding the architecture, and whatever else you follow, would be very helpful. Thanks, great content btw.
Absolutely! Added to my list ser
Waiting for series . Your videos are very helpful and also the way you edit your videos is amazing .. Amazing Content
Tysm ser! Will keep it up
Really good video very insightful!
Ty King!
high quality content, dude!! do not regret subbing
Glad it could help!!
Can youncomment on what tools you use to scan contracts? Specifically SOL chain contracts
now this is what i was waiting for
More to come ser!
thank you so much for that
Glad this could help!
Very informative, thank you !
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the forecast! I need some advice: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?
Thanks for the insights!
More to come!
Interested on how you make mental map of smart contracts, do you have sample for a protocol?
It depends on the protocol, the short answer is there's no shortcut. You just have to spend the time to understand each codebase.
Thank you ✨
Of course, more to come!
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High quality video , thanks!
Idk if here is the right place to ask , but can i know please if it is possible to test for a flash loan attacks in foundry/hardhat ?
nice!
Neat!
at the time thank you
nice video bro ✌
TY ser!
This is great Owen, very informative. Where do you suggest I look to study smart contract to get really good at reading them. Trying to get my first developer job. Thanks.
I always suggest people start with Mastering ethereum!
The book: github.com/ethereumbook/ethereumbook
Thank you. Have a great weekend.@@0xOwenThurm
This is liquid gold.
You're too kind ser!
ur good boyz , !
bro can you tell us how much time it takes to audit a protocol
Really depends on the size of the codebase. Less than 1,500 lines or so can be done in a week. More than 5,000 lines can take on the order of a month.
Complexity of the code is a factor as well.
@@0xOwenThurm thank you
@@0xOwenThurm what is you advice iam new i did Ethernaut openzepplin challenges whats next i want to start in code4rena
@@kamalchan9756 Check out the community I mention at the end, getting around other like-minded auditors will help you massively!
Also waiting for Roadmap
Very soon 👀
Thanks a lot for this.
This video has given me a lot of contest about all this, I have done a lot of studies but still feel overwhelmed when looking at these bulky codes.
Please, will it be possible for you to take me as an Intern, this will help my auditing journey greatly. I have a lot of free hours to put to work, please kindly consider my request. Thanks
Glad I could help ser!
You should join our community I mentioned at the end of the video! We put together practice audits where folks can team up and add to their web3 portfolio.
You look very evil in this video 😮💨
Hahahaha