Posts from June 2016

We identify a DoS vulnerability with Ethereum's proposed soft-fork for The DAO, and urge the community to be prepared for attacks, and to speed up the timetable for resolving the hard fork decision.
IC3's resident lawyer-techie discusses why smart contracts need escape hatches and how to implement them.
This post describes how the hacker who took $50+M from The DAO did it.
The DAO was just hacked and a few million ether is missing. Here are my quick thoughts on what this means and where we go from here.
In this post, we examine just how prevalent the recently discovered "unchecked-send" bug is in real, live, deployed Ethereum contracts, with the aid of an automated analysis tool we have developed.
The DAO is under pressure to turn itself into a Ponzi. I explain the "natural-born Ponzi" mechanisms, and call for the community to be on guard for such proposals.