Past Events
Smart Contract Security Guidelines #2: Strategies for Secure Access Controls
Learn about strategies to consider when designing access controls in your system
Smart Contract Security Guidelines #1: The Dangers of Token Integration
The more DeFi layers we integrate and compose, the more careful we need to be. As the stack grows, so does systemic…
Indexing Smart Contracts with OpenZeppelin Subgraphs & The Graph
Creating dense Subgraphs is one of the most important aspects of indexing on-chain information. In this workshop we…
LATEST NEWS
Announcing OpenZeppelin Contracts for Cairo
OpenZeppelin Cairo Contracts library version 0.1.0, built for StarkNet, is now available.
Getting started with OpenZeppelin Contracts for Cairo
In this article we will provide you with a 0-to-1 tutorial as well as a brief introduction to some Cairo-specific coding aspects, such as our Extensibility Pattern.
$15 Billion Rugpull Vulnerability in Convex Finance protocol Uncovered and Resolved
Anonymous team at Convex Finance collaborates with OpenZeppelin to secure the DeFi protocol and community
OpenZeppelin partners with ANZ Bank to help secure world’s first bank-issued stablecoin transaction
Transaction of A$DC token worth A$30 million secured by OpenZeppelin audit and technology.
Compound-TUSD Integration Issue Retrospective
During a comprehensive audit of the Compound Finance protocol, OpenZeppelin reviewed a vulnerability in the cToken smart contract for TrueUSD (TUSD) previously discovered and reported to Compound…
Introducing a New Comprehensive Smart Contract Audit Readiness Guide
We are pleased to release a new Comprehensive Audit Readiness Guide, which is intended to provide any smart contract project with best practices to ensure the greatest possible benefit from a…
Safeguarding OpenZeppelin Contracts
We are pleased to announce two new security initiatives, involving partnerships with Immunefi and Certora, aimed at further enhancing the integrity and security of OpenZeppelin Contracts.
Defender is Expanding Mainnet Access for All
By making Defender free, more projects can scale while protecting users from known and unknown security risks.
LATEST NEWS
Announcing OpenZeppelin Contracts for Cairo
OpenZeppelin Cairo Contracts library version 0.1.0, built for StarkNet, is now available.
Getting started with OpenZeppelin Contracts for Cairo
In this article we will provide you with a 0-to-1 tutorial as well as a brief introduction to some Cairo-specific coding aspects, such as our Extensibility Pattern.
$15 Billion Rugpull Vulnerability in Convex Finance protocol Uncovered and Resolved
Anonymous team at Convex Finance collaborates with OpenZeppelin to secure the DeFi protocol and community
OpenZeppelin partners with ANZ Bank to help secure world’s first bank-issued stablecoin transaction
Transaction of A$DC token worth A$30 million secured by OpenZeppelin audit and technology.
Compound-TUSD Integration Issue Retrospective
During a comprehensive audit of the Compound Finance protocol, OpenZeppelin reviewed a vulnerability in the cToken smart contract for TrueUSD (TUSD) previously discovered and reported to Compound…
Introducing a New Comprehensive Smart Contract Audit Readiness Guide
We are pleased to release a new Comprehensive Audit Readiness Guide, which is intended to provide any smart contract project with best practices to ensure the greatest possible benefit from a…
Safeguarding OpenZeppelin Contracts
We are pleased to announce two new security initiatives, involving partnerships with Immunefi and Certora, aimed at further enhancing the integrity and security of OpenZeppelin Contracts.
Defender is Expanding Mainnet Access for All
By making Defender free, more projects can scale while protecting users from known and unknown security risks.
