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Variant Analysis & Glider Tool

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October 23
Glider is a code query engine designed to run variant and data analysis on smart contracts by providing a framework that gives anyone the ability to query contract code as one would do with data.
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Modern Defense Tactics in the Cryptocurrency Sector: 5 Simple Suggestions

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Officer's Blog
October 23
We'll look at a number of essential elements in this post to improve the security of your cryptocurrency!
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How Can I Protect My X Account? 12 Simple Rules

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Officer's Blog
October 22
How do I protect my X account? There are many guidelines on the internet, but here are some basic recommendations from me!
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Identifying the Telltale Signs of Surveillance: Are You Being Spied On?

Remember: You could be a target! This is a good thing to always keep in mind.
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Ensuring OpSec: The Critical Importance of Scrupulously Evaluating an Airbnb-like Rental, Especially for Crypto Transactions

The importance of thoroughly evaluating such spaces cannot be overstated, as it has a direct impact on personal and financial safety…
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The Greatest Hits Vol.2: 30 Best Articles

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Officer's Blog
February 29
In today’s article, I’d want to draw your attention to 30 of my most time-consuming articles, which I feel to be my best! Enjoy!
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An Ultimate Guide on Wikipedia Marketing & Reputation Management

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Officer's Blog
February 29
Surprisingly, it turns out that Wikipedia is a good platform for digital marketing.
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Ethical Reflections on Political Marketing

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Officer's Blog
February 29
I do think that now it is no longer possible to say that marketing is just a market research, it is more its organization...
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Glider: Revolutionizing Web3 Auditing and Security Analysis

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Officer's Blog
February 26
As the adoption and usage of Web3 platforms continue to grow, so does the potential for vulnerabilities and exploits!