How to Hack Smart Contracts: Complete Beginners Guide
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
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Learn the basics of smart contract hacking with this comprehensive beginners guide! In this video, we delve into the world of decentralized applications and the vulnerabilities that exist within smart contracts. Discover how malicious actors exploit these vulnerabilities to steal millions of dollars from smart contracts, and why companies are willing to pay top dollar for white hat hackers to uncover these weaknesses before the bad guys do.
To become a white hat hacker, you'll need to understand the fundamentals of blockchain and the programming language Solidity. Explore various resources such as official websites, RUclips videos, articles, and GitHub repositories to gain knowledge in these areas. Alternatively, consider taking a practical smart contract hacking course that provides hands-on exercises, a supportive community, and an official Smart Contract Hacker Certificate:
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Once you have a solid foundation, it's time to adopt the attacker mindset (in a responsible and ethical way, of course). Learn how to think outside the box, find creative ways to exploit smart contracts, and discover the art of breaking systems for the purpose of protecting protocols and preventing financial loss.
Put your skills to the test by participating in Capture the Flag (CTF) challenges, where you can practice hacking vulnerable smart contracts and enhance your abilities. Additionally, try your hand at auditing contests, where you can uncover vulnerabilities in real-world smart contracts and potentially earn substantial rewards.
Whether you choose the self-study route or opt for a comprehensive course, becoming a skilled smart contract hacker opens up a world of opportunities to contribute to the security of blockchain applications and earn recognition for your expertise. Start your journey today and make a positive impact on the future of decentralized technologies!
Great content sir ⚡⚡⚡
Can you make a video on how to understand a smart contract codebase effectively. Is there any efficient process? Or make a comprehensive video on auditing methodology from starting to finish
Yes, soon
@@JohnnyTime LFG ⚡ Waiting
Awesome
Glad you like it!
Great video and a lot of value, look forward to building a Smart contract auditor
You can do it!
I think this is a great idea. As a pentester enthusiast I would be really interested in your journey. If you have any telegram or discord etc please let me know. Thanks and good luck !
Beginner here, very interested in learning how to pentest smart contract. I currently pentest linux and windows systems but wanted to know how difficult will it be to learn solidity ? I know basic Python, and SQL but would like to learn sol before jumping into the course.
Hey there!
That's awesome that you're diving into the world of smart contracts hacking! Solidity is a bit different from traditional programming languages, but with your background in Python and SQL, you've got a great foundation.
I'd recommend checking out CryptoZombies to get hands-on with Solidity. It's a fun and interactive way to grasp the basics. Feel free to explore it at your own pace, and don't hesitate to drop me an email if you have any questions along the way. My inbox is always open for fellow learners: learnwithjohnny.official@gmail.com
@@JohnnyTime Thank you and I sure will!
Misleading title (click bait), but still good content nonetheless.
Glad you liked it👀
This means that U will make videos to solve Damn Vulnerable DeFi challenges on youtube ??
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Good Explanation Brother❤
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Most people here are from cyber security rii?
Not only, some of them come from dev background :)
@@JohnnyTime ❤️❤️
我马上就要上大学了，请问开发方向还是这个方向好（在ai发展趋势下）😢
Smart contract security is gonna play a big role in the future, and mastering this skill pays off big time.
if hackers find out my smart contract address can they steal my money?
No. Smart contract addresses are public.The need to find a vulnerability in order to steal you money.
@@JohnnyTime thank you.
@@JohnnyTime can my eth be stolen if other people know my eth address?
No it can't, only if they know your private key or recovery phrase (12 words in the right order)@@kajersonvlog
@@JohnnyTime oh i see. Thank you so much.
Make a video on DeFi web applications, how they works???
There are plenty of videos out there about full stack web3 development 😄
thanks for sharing
My pleasure