Why can DeFi projects still get hacked after passing an audit? 🔐
Because security isn’t just about code.
Vulnerabilities can stem from access controls, price oracles, cross-chain bridges, business logic, or even third-party services. A flaw in one area can also be amplified by the way funds move through the system.
Here are three things everyday users can do:
🔹 Verify contract addresses against official project announcements.
🔹 Understand token approvals, and don’t sign blindly.
🔹 Don’t focus only on yields—also check the audit’s scope, upgrade permissions, and how you can withdraw your assets.
Remember: an audit doesn’t guarantee complete security, and being able to trace funds on-chain doesn’t mean they can necessarily be recovered.
What do you think everyday users are most likely to overlook: contract vulnerabilities, or risks related to approvals and permissions?
#ONEANetwork #DeFi #Web3Security
Because security isn’t just about code.
Vulnerabilities can stem from access controls, price oracles, cross-chain bridges, business logic, or even third-party services. A flaw in one area can also be amplified by the way funds move through the system.
Here are three things everyday users can do:
🔹 Verify contract addresses against official project announcements.
🔹 Understand token approvals, and don’t sign blindly.
🔹 Don’t focus only on yields—also check the audit’s scope, upgrade permissions, and how you can withdraw your assets.
Remember: an audit doesn’t guarantee complete security, and being able to trace funds on-chain doesn’t mean they can necessarily be recovered.
What do you think everyday users are most likely to overlook: contract vulnerabilities, or risks related to approvals and permissions?
#ONEANetwork #DeFi #Web3Security