This repository illustrates a reentrancy attack on Ethereum smart contracts using Solidity and Hardhat for testing. Created by Pedro Magalhães of Iora Labs.
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Implement uniswap-V2 Router contract to swap(), addLiquidity() and removeLiquidity(); furthermore, try to do Reentrancy attack
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A demo of a reentrancy attack
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Reentrancy Attack on insecure smart contract
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An audit report provides an in-depth evaluation of potential vulnerabilities, code inefficiencies, and ensure that the software adheres to industry best practices. This report also aims to suggest improvements and recommend actions for optimizing the project's security and performance.
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A security-focused Solidity project demonstrating and simulating critical DeFi vulnerabilities, including reentrancy attacks, oracle manipulation, slippage exploits, front-running, and sandwich attacks, with in-depth analysis, prevention strategies, and Foundry-based testing.
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