@MarioZamoraMusic
Great job! Learned so much from your breakdown. Explaining both sides and writing it out helped a lot 👍
@thinkingmad1685
Hey it was informative please continue the security series in solidity contracts
@hernanjavieraguilarcruz3400
Hey bro, this content is excellent, haven't thought about continuing this series? Thanks!
@yoshikagarner6655
Your content is so easy to follow and your explanations are broken down so nicely that newbies can easily understand them! Thank you very much for this! Are there other ways attackers can disrupt smart contracts? I want to learn the many ways that they do so, I can build "smarter" smart contracts to eliminate these attacks.
@bevislin
Thanks for the video , it is very easy to understand.
@judecosmo8503
Now i understand this complete. But i have a question. Does the same process work for Erc20 tokens
@TrueSaiyanElite
Great tutorial! How can I check if my contract is safe from the hack?
@leonbuchtel2690
Great Job fam, could you please make some time to teach flash loans?
@ozodbekxomidbekov8320
Thanks for the awesome video. Can you also make a video about DEFI, DEX ?
@cryptopinas3375
will this be useable against an ordinary wallet contract address?
@davidiromini
Hi get an error unable to send value,recipent may have reverted" debug the transaction to get more information
@usamahassan5763
hi is it possible to hit reentrancy attack if user used the transfer function instead of call() or send()?
@codeWithBala
using Address for address payable , what does this line means ? place can anyone explain
@osamarizk
awesome , if could you please create some videos about openzeppline
@AhmadAlNounou
Im not sure how the recursive function was able to skip the the balance update statement in the withdraw function, can you elaborate?
@cybersection7628
the attacker code in video is different than the one at github and not running
@chaitanyabhojane498
thank you brother!
@guitarware
Great video thank you subbed
@raghavtomar8639
Please cover full blockchain course
@timecop1983Two