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In a gas griefing attack, the attacker typically cannot directly steal funds. Instead, the primary goal of the attack is to disrupt the normal operation of a smart contract and force other users to pay higher gas fees. I am unable to get the example you quoted, can you share its source or other reference.
The scenario you've described resembles a Gas Griefing attack with elements of other vulnerabilities, like callback vulnerabilities or reentrancy attacks, rather than a pure gas griefing issue. A pure gas griefing attack would primarily focus on preventing the execution of a specific function or action due to insufficient gas, without necessarily exploiting any underlying vulnerabilities in the contract
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So awesome, I was just trying to build a re-entrancy exploit...this helps BIGLY
Happy to help comrade 😂
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Awesome, glad you liked this video on hacking smart contracts!
Great content! Stay safe out there and code responsibly.
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Thanks for another great content. Appreciate your work.
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How do you can protect against Gas Griefing Attack in the auction example?
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In a gas griefing attack, the attacker typically cannot directly steal funds. Instead, the primary goal of the attack is to disrupt the normal operation of a smart contract and force other users to pay higher gas fees. I am unable to get the example you quoted, can you share its source or other reference.
The scenario you've described resembles a Gas Griefing attack with elements of other vulnerabilities, like callback vulnerabilities or reentrancy attacks, rather than a pure gas griefing issue. A pure gas griefing attack would primarily focus on preventing the execution of a specific function or action due to insufficient gas, without necessarily exploiting any underlying vulnerabilities in the contract
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Amazing Content, How can we avoid gas griefing attack?
Thanks! There are no general rule unfortunately. You just have to keep in mind that it's one of the attack vectors
How do you feel about crypto and the blockchain software market? Is it going to be big again?
Absolutely
Yes, long-term I am very confident that Blockchain will grow and that demand for Blockchain developers will massively increase
Please how can i get a flash coin
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"crypto not cool anymore..." I don't think that's true. People just haven't seen proper use cases in real life.
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