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About me:

I am a blockchain smart contract security engineer, I have worked on multiple defi protocols start to finish, to identify and document vulnerabilities to closely work with the project teams to mitigate them.

  • 💼 I am a blockchain and smart contract security engineer with 3.5+ years of experience specifically in blockchain smart contract security.
  • 📝 I have been writing blockchain security articles.
  • 🏁 Previously i have contributed to some CTFs and have also participated in some.
  • 🌱 contributed to open source knowledge materials like:
  • ⭐ Did 40+ full time security reviews. found multiple critical severity vulnerabilities.
  • ⭐ While doing private smart contract security audits I have found critical issues in already audited defi protocols.
  • 💻 Type of procotols I audited:
    • Upgradeable smart contracts(UUPS, Transparent, Dimond proxies).
    • ERC2981, ERC1155, ERC777, ERC20, EIP721, EIP712 standards, and more.
    • Integrations of these contracts into Defi protocols like NFT marketplaces, staking protocols, DAOs and bridges.
    • I also had opportinities to work on TradFi (traditional finance) audits like "loan" and "asset" securatization on blockchains.

Technical articles:

  1. Blockchain bridge security - Part 4.
  2. Blockchain bridge security - Part 3.
  3. Blockchain bridge security - Part 2.
  4. Blockchain bridge security - Intro & Part 1.
  5. My Smart Contract Auditing Mental Model.
  6. Debugging Hardhat smart contract project with Tenderly.
  7. SEAL 911: Saving Millions When Seconds Count.
  8. A look into transient storage’s possible security and coding mistakes.
  9. Understanding and exploiting reentrancy while safeMint()-ing NFTs.
  10. Tracing smart contract transaction calls, and events locally with hardhat-tracer.
  11. Hacking vulnerable smart contract: CTF by ciphershastra.com.

Read my thoughts:

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  1. Blockchain-bridge-vulnerabilities Blockchain-bridge-vulnerabilities Public

    Blockchain bridge smart contract vulnerabilities with example.

    Solidity 32 4

  2. ERC1155-fuzzing-properties ERC1155-fuzzing-properties Public

    Solidity

  3. the-caliber.github.io the-caliber.github.io Public

    Deprecated