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by darawk
3241 days ago
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It is, thus far, completely secure. The fact that SQL injection bugs exist does not negate the security of HTTP. The fact that stack overflow bugs exist does not make x86 insecure. The primitives you are provided are secure - how you use them may not be. Now you may legitimately argue that Ethereum is poorly designed to encourage secure contract authorship. And I would agree with you in many respects. But that is a distinct concern from the security of Ethereum itself. Conflating the two is at best confusing and at worst maliciously spurious. |
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