Program overview
The course covers L1 and L2 architectures, node and consensus security, key and wallet or custody management, and smart-contract auditing across EVM and non-EVM stacks.
Vulnerabilities and tooling
Participants learn reentrancy, access-control flaws, integer issues, unchecked calls, oracle and price manipulation, front-running and MEV, flash-loan attacks, bridge weaknesses and governance risks. Practical work uses static analysis, fuzzing, symbolic execution, property-based testing and formal specifications within a secure SDLC.
Modules include threat modeling, secure code review, testnet exploitation, monitoring and incident response, coordinated disclosure and relevant AML or KYC touchpoints.
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The course will become enrollable when its learning modules are published.