Solodit Checklist Explained (1) : Denial-of-Service Attacks Part 1

Alright, security seekers! Hans here, ready to dive into our first tasty slice of the "Solodit Checklist Explained" pie!

If you're new to the feast, welcome! This series is all about turning the Solodit smart contract audit checklist – all 380+ items of it! – into something you can actually use. Think of it as turning a daunting quest into a fun treasure hunt, where the hidden gold is robust, secure code. And trust me, there's not much I enjoy more than secure code.

Remember the Preface? We set the stage, promising a journey packed with practical examples and stories from the trenches. We're not just aiming to prevent disasters; we're building confidence – the kind that lets you sleep soundly, knowing your smart contracts aren't ticking time bombs. Because let's be honest, who really sleeps well when they think their code is about to be exploited?

Today, we're wrestling with a well-known topic that lurks in the shadows of nearly every smart contract project. It's one of those sneaky issues that makes security experts facepalm during audits or after contests because it's so common yet so easily overlooked when you're deep in the coding trenches.

I'm talking about Denial-of-Service (DoS) attacks!

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Link: https://hanssolodit.substack.com/p/solodit-checklist-explained-1-denial?r=2c07x9&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&triedRedirect=true