1. X
  2. BitsLab
Log inSign up
BitsLab
367 posts
BitsLab profile banner
user avatar

BitsLab

@0xbitslab
Securing and Building EMERGING Web3 Ecosystems 🛡️: @MoveBit_ | @ScaleBit_ | @TonBit_ 💡:@BitslabAIOfc
bitslab.xyz
Joined July 2024
120
Following
2,185
Followers
RepliesRepliesArticlesArticlesMediaMedia

Log in or sign up for X

See what’s happening and join the conversation

Continue with phone
or
Log in with username or email
Terms·Privacy·Cookies·Accessibility·Ads Info·© 2026 X Corp.
  • user avatar
    BitsLab
    @0xbitslab
    Aug 25
    How the $8.5M Term Finance Exploit Exposed a Governance Security Gap
    Article cover image
    Article
    Beyond Smart Contract Bugs: How the $8.5M Term Finance Exploit Exposed a Governance Security Gap
    Security incidents in DeFi are increasingly revealing a fundamental shift: the most dangerous vulnerabilities are not always hidden inside smart contract code. They often exist in the assumptions...
  • user avatar
    BitsLab
    @0xbitslab
    Aug 20
    Why upgrade permissions can be more dangerous than smart contract vulnerabilities?
    Article cover image
    Article
    Your Smart Contract Has No Bug. Your Upgrade Authority Does.
    In smart contract security, most discussions start with a familiar question: does the code contain vulnerabilities? Security teams spend significant effort analyzing reentrancy attacks, access control...
  • user avatar
    BitsLab
    @0xbitslab
    Aug 17
    🚨 Security Alert | SafePal User Data Exposure SafePal disclosed an authorization flaw in a third-party order-tracking plugin that could allow unauthorized access to other users’ order information. 👤Approximately 39,798 users were affected. Exposed data may include names,
    Image
  • user avatar
    BitsLab
    @0xbitslab
    Aug 14
    About Bitslab AI:bitslab.xyz/faq
    user avatar
    Bitslab AI
    @BitslabAIOfc
    Aug 14
    BitsLab AI in 3 real-world cases:
    Article cover image
    Article
    From Detection to Verification: BitsLab AI in Practice
    Traditional scanning tools are good at detecting issues with well-defined patterns, such as reentrancy, access-control flaws, and integer-related problems. In practice, however, another class of...
  • user avatar
    BitsLab
    @0xbitslab
    Aug 13
    The XRPL–Coreum incident shows why relayers must verify full deposit semantics—not just transaction status.
    user avatar
    MoveBit
    @MoveBit_
    Aug 13
    A secure destination-chain contract can still receive incorrect state from off-chain relayers.
    Article cover image
    Article
    The XRPL–Coreum Bridge Vulnerability: How the Wrong Payment Became Valid Deposit Evidence
    The issue in the XRPL–Coreum bridge incident appears straightforward: when identifying inbound XRPL transfers, the relayer failed to verify whether the Payment Destination was the bridge address....
Advertisement
Advertisement