Asymmetric Research publishes in-depth security write-ups on blockchain systems, including a fuzzing infrastructure walkthrough for Commonware, a critical Starknet oracle vulnerability disclosure, and a new invariant fuzzing framework for Solana's Stake program. Readers get concrete root-cause analysis and engineering detail on how these bugs were found and how testing can be improved.
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A blockchain security newsletter that works through bridge vulnerabilities in series, with walkthroughs of exploit proof-of-concept tests in Solidity. Each issue explains a specific attack, such as chain ID spoofing, cross-chain signature replay, and arbitrary call execution, and shows how the test code demonstrates it.
A weekly briefing that tracks blockchain incidents, vulnerabilities and postmortems, with monthly statistics and attack-vector breakdowns. It cuts through AI-driven hype with a grounded view of what actually causes losses, such as broken implementations and supply-chain attacks.
A blockchain security engineer shares practical methods for studying Web3 hacks and building audit experience without clients, such as reconstructing bad states from code and shadow-auditing live protocols. Each issue gives concrete, step-by-step exercises with worked examples from real exploits and contests.
A crypto and on-chain research newsletter that analyses market data, correlations, hack incidents and ETF flows with cited sources and worked methodology. Readers get data-driven explanations of recent crypto market events and how to interpret them.
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