Key Rotation
Key rotation is replacing cryptographic keys or API credentials on a schedule or after exposure to limit the impact of compromised secrets.
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Security basics help users understand attack surfaces and how to reduce avoidable risk without giving trading advice.
Common security concepts for wallets, keys, and contracts.
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Key rotation is replacing cryptographic keys or API credentials on a schedule or after exposure to limit the impact of compromised secrets.
Access control defines which accounts or roles can perform sensitive actions, helping reduce the risk of unauthorized changes or withdrawals.
Phishing is a social-engineering attack that tricks users into revealing secrets or approving malicious transactions by impersonating trusted services.
A bug bounty is a program that rewards security researchers for responsibly reporting vulnerabilities so they can be fixed before being exploited.