This course is specifically designed for developers and engineers who are interested in learning about the critical vulnerabilities and security risks associated with smart contract development. It covers various topics including integer overflow, precision loss, reentrancy attacks, and advanced attacks like flash loan attacks. Additionally, the course provides in-depth modules on important subjects such as smart contract security testing and auditing, safe transfer of ether, and vulnerabilities related to NFTs. Furthermore, learners will have the opportunity to gain hands-on experience with smart contract vulnerabilities and attacks.
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The author of this course, Gimer Cervera, is a Blockchain Engineer who has been developing and auditing smart contracts since 2018. He holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science from Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada, with a focus on distributed systems and security attacks on Mobile AdHoc Networks. In the Blockchain industry, he has worked as a consultant, developer, and engineer for various companies. Additionally, Gimer has over 15 years of experience as an instructor and university professor in Mexico. He is the owner of the site DappDojo and has a true passion for Blockchain technology.
The author highly recommends taking the Certified Blockchain Professional, which provides a comprehensive understanding of the subject and strikes the right balance between technical content and its practical applications in business. The knowledge gained from this course will greatly enhance one's career.
The smart contracts security course includes video lectures for each lesson within the modules. These lectures feature real-world examples of smart contract implementations and provide practical insights from industry experts. Learners will also find demonstrations on blockchain smart contract security and learn how to use tools and frameworks to identify potential pitfalls in smart contract security. It's worth noting that this course does not have any prerequisites, making it accessible to all interested individuals.
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