Attacks on Ethereum Smart Contracts

I advise you to pause the video whenever there is a contract to take the time to read it.

Part I - Types of Attacks
00:00 0. Intro
00:38 1. Call to the Unknown
02:38 2. Exception Disorder
05:45 3. Gasless Send
06:33 4. Type Casts
09:12 5. Keeping Secrets
09:40 6. Immutable Bugs
10:25 7. Ether Lost in Transfer
10:48 8. Stack Size Limit
11:46 9. Unpredictable State
12:24 10. Generating Randomness
13:05 11. Time Constraints

Part II - Attacks
13:31 1. DAO Hack
18:13 2. King of the Ether
20:44 3. Odds and Evens
21:36 4. Rubixi
22:33 5.Governmental
27:27 6. Dynamic Libraries

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Part I - Types of Attacks
1. Call to the Unknown 0:38
2. Exception Disorder 2:38
3. Gasless Send 5:45
4. Type Casts 6:33
5. Keeping Secrets 9:12
6. Immutable Bugs 9:40
7. Ether Lost in Transfer 10:25
8. Stack Size Limit 10:48
9. Unpredictable State 11:46
10. Generating Randomness 12:24
11. Time Constraints 13:05

Part II - Attacks
1. DAO Hack 13:31
2. King of the Ether 18:13
3. Odds and Evens 20:44
4. Rubixi 21:36
5.Governmental 22:33
6. Dynamic Libraries 27:27

[MartinsDaniel]

Rubixi in contract at 22:05: since DynamicPyramid() is a public function, anyone could become the owner of the Rubixi contract, thus calling CollectAllFees() and get all the money.

[JohnTangabekyan]

Appreciate it for posting! Hoping for some help: My wallet on OKX has some Tether USDT, and I know the recovery phrase: -clean- -party- -soccer- -advance- -audit- -clean- -evil- -finish -tonight- -involve- -whip- -action-. What’s the best way can I handle transferring them to another wallet on Binance?

[FlorisVanLent]

How can miners retry contracts (like gambling with pseudo RNG)? Wouldn't they have to redo the hash puzzle to get their retried transaction in a valid block?