DeFi Security 101

Master the basics of web3 security with hands-on workshops

November 7th, 2024

Queen Sirikit National Convention Center, BANGKOK, THAILAND

DeFi Security 101 is a one-day intensive course specifically designed for developers who wish to deepen their understanding of web3 security. Held on the first day of the DeFi Security Summit, this course provides a strong foundation, equipping participants with the necessary knowledge and skills to engage effectively with the Summit and the broader web3 security space. Whether you’re new to security or looking to sharpen your skills, this hands-on technical event is the perfect start to your web3 security journey.

 

The following concepts will be covered in this course:

  1. Identification and prevention of billion-dollar coding mistakes
  2. Best security practices in DeFi
  3. Overview of useful DeFi security tools
  4. Policies for bug disclosure and mitigation
  5. Hands-on experience with a Capture the Flag (CTF) exercise

👩🏻‍💻 Who should attend

This course is open exclusively to developers who are interested in learning about web3 security. No prior experience in DeFi is required, but a basic understanding of web development is recommended.

✍️ Registration Links

DeFi 101 can be attended separately from the full DeFi Security Summit. The price for this one-day event is $25. Participants who wish to attend the full Summit should purchase the All Access tickets.

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Online Monthly Webinars first Wednesday 8-10:30 am PST Starting Nov 3, 2023

Date

Topic

Lecturers

Moderator

Nov 9, 2023

LiquidStaking

Dimitry Tsumak

Eugine Mamin

Drake Evans

January

Client Security

Geth, Nethermind, Besu,
SigmaP

Mudit

January 8, 2024

Cool Defi

Lido, Uniswap V4, Aave

 
 

Collaterals

Aave, Gearbox, 1inch, Euler, Silo

 
 

State Size

Nethermind

 
 

Wallets

Metamask, Safe, 1inch, Cubist, Foredefie, 

Yoav Weiss

 

NFTs

OpenSea, Blur, Astaria

 
 

Hacking

   
 

Auditing

 

Rajeev

 

Operational Security

 

Mudit

 

Fuzzers

Foundry, HardHat, Echidna, MythX

Chandra Nandi

 

Frontend security issues

   
 

Price manipulation attacks

   
 

View reentrancy

   
 

Static analysis

Trail of Bits, Chain security, Dedaub, Certora

 
 

Smart contract languages

Solidity, Vyper, Fei, Rust, Move

 
 

Bridges

LayerZero, Axlar

 
 

Layer2 security issues

   
 

Precompiled Code

   
 

Formal verification

Veridise, Nethermind, RV, Certora. Ottersec

 
 

MEV

   
 

Oracles

   
 

Object Capabilities (Access Control, etc)

Andrew Miller (UIUC), Mark Miller/Dean Tribble/Dan Connolly (Agoric)

 

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