Multisig
A multisig wallet requires approvals from multiple keys to execute actions, reducing single-key compromise risk.
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These terms describe common security patterns and attack surfaces without making any investment recommendations.
Vocabulary used when assessing smart contract and protocol risk.
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A multisig wallet requires approvals from multiple keys to execute actions, reducing single-key compromise risk.
A reentrancy bug can let an attacker call into a contract again before state updates, potentially draining funds if not protected.
Oracle manipulation is when an attacker influences the data a protocol trusts (often prices), causing incorrect accounting or liquidations.
A smart contract audit is a structured security review that looks for bugs, unsafe assumptions, and potential exploits before deployment.