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EU Data Act smart contract ‘kill switch’ brings uncertainty

On June 28, the European Council and Parliament achieved a political consensus on the Data Act, which moves the legislation regarding non-personal data closer to fruition.Thierry Breton, European Union commissioner for the internal market, described the agreement in an X post as a “milestone in the reshaping the digital space.”Another

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Cube3.ai Emerges From Stealth With $8.2M Seed Funding for Smart Contract Security

“On behalf of our clients, we equip decentralized applications and smart contracts to identify exploits, and then to decline exploits as they are being proposed,” said Gravrock in an interview with CryptoX. “It means contracts and applications can carry on processing legitimate transactions, so it’s a bit like a guardian

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Cypher Protocol freezes smart contract after an estimated $1M exploit

Solana-based decentralized futures exchange Cypher Protocol halted its smart contract after an estimated $1 million exploit.On Aug. 7, Cypher alerted its 13,500 followers on X (formerly known as Twitter) that it had experienced a security incident and had thus frozen its smart contract.The team added it is investigating the cause

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ConsenSys releases ‘fuzzing’ tool to test smart contract vulnerabilities

Blockchain technology firm ConsenSys publicly released its “Diligence Fuzzing” tool for smart contract testing, according to an Aug. 1 announcement. The new tool produces “random and invalid data points” to find vulnerabilities in contracts before they are launched.Over $2.8 billion was lost in decentralized finance hacks in 2022. According to

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We need to fundamentally change how smart contracts operate

Smart contracts have reshaped the possibilities of what blockchain and crypto can achieve, and we can all acknowledge that. That doesn’t mean they’re the be-all-end-all solution to widespread adoption.Being overzealous about any kind of innovation can also contribute to its stalling, or even failure if other factors don’t align. The

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