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How safe is your digital asset? Smart contract vulnerabilities in NFTs

Explore smart contract vulnerabilities in non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and learn how you can better protect your digital asset s. Are you aware of the potential security pitfalls lurking within NFTs? This article aims to shed light on some common smart contract vulnerabilities, often resulting in significant losses within the blockchain ecosystem.  We will explore some effective methods to detect and mitigate these potential security threats in the NFT landscape. Identifying and understanding smart contract vulnerabilities Smart contracts form the backbone of NFTs, managing the creation, ownership, identification, and exchange of unique, irreplaceable digital assets, all without the need for a central authority.  However, these contracts, revolutionary as they might be, have weaknesses. NFT security issues can lead to a variety of unintended consequences, from asset theft to unintentional listings, as they are often targeted by code exploits rather than the NFTs themsel...

Blockchain.com is acquiring assets to close a $270 million hole left by Three Arrows Capital

Join Our Telegram channel to stay up to date on breaking news coverage In an effort to raise money, Blockchain.com, an early Bitcoin wallet provider and exchange that had a $14 billion valuation as recently as last March, has been trying to sell off assets. In a research effort, Decrypt has discovered information about discussions made in December and January in which senior executives from Blockchain.com talked about selling off some of its operations, notably to Coinbase. It has also uncovered a private email arranging one of these calls. However, Blockchain.com’s representative refuted the existence of such conversations and stated that “Blockchain.com is an asset buyer, not a seller.” The company’s venture arm Blockchain Ventures recently sold off 80% of its ownership in PolySign, the representative revealed, despite the fact that the corporation denies trying to sell off assets. Blockchain.com took part in the $53 million Series B financing of the i...