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Mike B. - SecLat SecuritySeptember 25, 2026

Ethernaut Level 11 Walkthrough: Breaking View Assumptions in Solidity

In this article, we will analyze and solve Ethernaut Level 11: Elevator.

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Tadeo - SecLat SecuritySeptember 23, 2026

The September 19, 2026 Fetch.ai and NuNet Incident: A Compromised Key and Bridge Controls Under Stress

The Fetch.ai and NuNet incident shows how a compromised privileged credential and asymmetric bridge controls can widen an incident's blast radius.

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Tadeo - SecLat SecuritySeptember 18, 2026

DCENT App Wallet Security Incident: Which Users Need to Act and How to Protect Their Assets

DCENT has defined the App Wallet exposure scope. Here are the immediate actions, scope limits, and facts that remain unconfirmed.

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Mike B. - SecLat SecuritySeptember 16, 2026

Ethernaut Level 10 Walkthrough: Exploiting Reentrancy in Solidity

In this article, we will analyze and solve Ethernaut Level 10: Reentrancy

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Mike B. - SecLat SecuritySeptember 15, 2026

Ethernaut Level 9 Walkthrough: Breaking the King Contract using transfer()

In this article, we will analyze and solve Ethernaut Level 9: King.

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Mike B. - SecLat SecuritySeptember 14, 2026

Ethernaut Level 8 Walkthrough: Reading Private Storage in Solidity

In this article, we will analyze and solve Ethernaut Level 8: Vault.

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Mike B. - SecLat SecuritySeptember 10, 2026

Ethernaut Level 7 Walkthrough: Forcing Ether into a Contract with selfdestruct

In this article, we will analyze and solve Ethernaut Level 7: Force.

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Tadeo - SecLat SecuritySeptember 8, 2026

Liquid Network After the 4,000 BTC Withdrawal: Five Lessons for Web3 Infrastructure

The Liquid incident shows why cross-chain reserves need verifiable invariants, operational limits, and a tested response plan.

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Mike B. - SecLat SecuritySeptember 8, 2026

Ethernaut Level 6 Walkthrough: Exploiting Unsafe delegatecall in Solidity

In this article, we will analyze and solve Ethernaut Level 6: Delegation.

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