
Building Smart Contracts With Partisia Blockchain
Today, I want to show how easy it is to build smart contracts on the upcoming Layer 1(and Layer 2. It’s a hybrid) blockchain called Partisia Blockchain. This is my first post on a series of posts I plan to do on Partisia Blockchain. Partisia Blockchain(hereafter referred to as PBC) offers Zero-Knowledge computations(zk-Computation, specifically Secure Multiparty Computation, a.k.a MPC ) on-chain, off-chain and inter-chain. For those who don’t know what Zero-Knowledge is, I have also added a p...

Building Smart Contracts With Partisia Blockchain
Today, I want to show how easy it is to build smart contracts on the upcoming Layer 1(and Layer 2. It’s a hybrid) blockchain called Partisia Blockchain. This is my first post on a series of posts I plan to do on Partisia Blockchain. Partisia Blockchain(hereafter referred to as PBC) offers Zero-Knowledge computations(zk-Computation, specifically Secure Multiparty Computation, a.k.a MPC ) on-chain, off-chain and inter-chain. For those who don’t know what Zero-Knowledge is, I have also added a p...

Zero-Valued Phishing Attacks In EVM-based Chains
Recently, I started noticing some people complaining about seeing $0 valued transfers from their account and panicking that their private keys have been hacked. This led to me doing a bit of research on the topic and what I found was a form of phishing attack being done on EVM chains like Ethereum, Binance Chain and Polygon. Of course, these attacks could be done on any L2 as well. The phishing attack seems to happen in 3 stages:Monitoring StageVanity Address Generation StageFake Transaction ...

Zero-Valued Phishing Attacks In EVM-based Chains
Recently, I started noticing some people complaining about seeing $0 valued transfers from their account and panicking that their private keys have been hacked. This led to me doing a bit of research on the topic and what I found was a form of phishing attack being done on EVM chains like Ethereum, Binance Chain and Polygon. Of course, these attacks could be done on any L2 as well. The phishing attack seems to happen in 3 stages:Monitoring StageVanity Address Generation StageFake Transaction ...