Ash Tewari

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Security Analysis of Etheruem Smart Contracts with Mythril

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Mythril is an open-source security analysis tool for EVM bytecode, courtesy of ConsenSys. It is also a component of their Security Analysis Service – Mythx. Mythril detects security vulnerabilities in smart contracts built for Ethereum and other EVM-compatible blockchains. Vulnerabilities found by Mythril are reported with reference to the weaknesses listed on the Smart Contract Weakness Classification Registry (SWC Registry). I will use two entries from SWC Registry for the examples in this article: SWC-106 – Due to missing or insufficient access controls, malicious parties can self-destruct the contract. SWC-107 – One of the major dangers of calling external contracts is that they can take over the control flow. In the reentrancy attack (a.k.a. recursive call attack), a malicious contract […]

TRINUG – Programming Smart Contracts on Ethereum Blockchain

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TRINUG – Main Meeting : Programming Smart Contracts on Ethereum Blockchain – August 2018 In this session, Ash will introduce you to the world of Blockchain programming. You will learn about Ethereum and how to program Smart Contracts for Ethereum Blockchain. You will learn how to deploy and test your Contracts on a public Ethereum Testnet. Ash will share best practices for Smart Contract development. You will be able to participate in a hands-on walk-through in the latter half of the session.

Charlotte IOT – Programming Smart Contracts on Ethereum Blockchain

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Charlotte IOT – July 2018 You will not want to miss this chance to learn about Blockchain, a technology enabling an entire IoT ecosystem! It has a distributed database for all the transactions, which eliminates the need for the third party to authenticate the transactions. The database ledger is a continuously growing list of records, called blocks, which are linked and secured using cryptography. Charlotte IoT wants to thank Ash Tewari for traveling from Raleigh to share his extensive knowledge and experience around Blockchain. In this session, Ash will introduce you to the world of Blockchain programming. You will learn about Ethereum and how to program Smart Contracts on Ethereum Blockchain. You will learn how to deploy and test your code on a public Ethereum […]

Getting Started with Smart Contracts on Ethereum Blockchain using Visual Studio

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Smart Contracts are an exciting innovation built on blockchain technology. It is a way to execute code in a trustless, decentralized and transparent system. Ethereum is a decentralized platform to run smart contracts using a variation of Bitcoin’s blockchain technology. In this session, you will learn how to write smart contracts in Visual Studio. You will learn how to deploy them to public Ethereum blockchain and a private/consortium blockchain as a service in Azure. You will be introduced you to Solidity – the programming language used to write smart contracts. You will get familiar with the tools and technology around this exciting, promising and relatively new innovation. Presentation Slides are here: download.