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Solidity Bugs

Solidity vulnerabilities and definitions

TermDefinition
Race Conditions Race conditions occur when multiple transactions are executed concurrently, leading to unpredictable results.
Integer Overflow/Underflow Occur when an integer value exceeds its maximum or minimum limit, leading to unexpected behavior.
Re-Entrancy Occurs when a contract calls back into its own code, leading to unexpected behavior and potential loss of funds.
Denial of Service (DoS): A vulnerability caused by the lack of proper safeguards, allowing malicious actors to deny service to legitimate users.
Unchecked-Send This vulnerability occurs when a contract doesn't check if the amount sent is enough to cover the transaction fee. As a result, the transaction fails, and the user loses their funds.
Timestamp Dependence: Occurs when a contract relies on a timestamp as part of its logic. The timestamp can be manipulated by malicious actors, resulting in unexpected behavior.
Denial of Service (DoS) Occurs when a contract is programmed to perform too many computations, resulting in resources being “eaten up” and the contract becoming unresponsive.
Transaction-Ordering Dependence (TOD) Occurs when a contract depends on the order in which transactions are processed. An attacker can manipulate the order of transactions, resulting in unexpected behavior.
Unrestricted Access Occurs when a contract does not restrict access to certain operations, allowing attackers to execute certain functions that should not be available to them.
Cross-Function Race Condition: Occurs when multiple functions of a contract are processed concurrently. This can result in the data stored in the contract being manipulated or corrupted.
Gas Limit Attack Occurs when an attacker sends a transaction with a higher gas limit than the contract can handle. As a result, the contract runs out of gas, resulting in unexpected behavior.
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