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Week 4: Questions #71

Closed Deee92 closed 10 months ago

Deee92 commented 11 months ago

Here we post the questions we ask live during the lecture of Week 4. Please follow the following format:

Title of presentation or demo
Question(s)
KTH ID

pierrelefevre commented 11 months ago

Randomness in Smart Contracts: Achieving Tamperproof Randomness in a Deterministic Setting How does on chain verification work for off chain external apis? pierrelf

lerjevik commented 11 months ago

Showcasing Mythril: How to find vulnerabilites in your smart contract code? How does this tool compare to Slither? lerjevik

flaxxen commented 11 months ago

Hardhat: Building, testing, deploying, and debugging smart contracts on the Ethereum blockchain Where was the contract deployed? felixq

filippaleuckfeld commented 11 months ago

Showcasing Mythril: How to find vulnerabilites in your smart contract code? Which blockchain is Mythril used for? efle

ChristoferVikstroem commented 11 months ago

Randomness in Smart Contracts: Achieving Tamperproof Randomness in a Deterministic Setting You mentioned lava lamps in randomness generation. What are they and how do they work? chrvik

cetceeve commented 11 months ago

Presentation: Modern Problems Require Modern Solutions: MPCs and Multisigs

Has MPC fixed the security vulnerabilities that were exploited in the Multi-Sig Wallet example?

zeiher

vivi365 commented 11 months ago

Presentation: reentrancy #67 Can you explain more in detail how the escrow contract mitigates reentrancy attacks? vivia

oskarsva commented 11 months ago

Presentation: https://github.com/KTH/programmable-society/pull/63 In terms of the pros and cons, are multisigs less complex and easier to implement than MPCs? What does hardware support means in the context?

Presentation: https://github.com/KTH/programmable-society/pull/67 For the reentrancy-lock. Is there not a possible of a deadlock? Or does the SC state revert when not passing all requires?

oskarsva