Quote from: pawanjain on June 07, 2022, 01:26:43 PM

Quote from: worldofcoins on February 10, 2022, 05:54:00 PM

There had been quite a number of Vulnerabilities in gambling websites since 2011 from satoshi dice to primedice and a lot more.

What was the total number of exploits and which ones were the lethal ones, I think that hufflepuff guy on primedice did the most damage.
The exploit was called something like "Race time condition" and I read something similar in my CS class but it was related to a banking system so it could be different.

Basically, it was giving multiple inputs to the system trying to get some response from the system in 2 places, and then exploiting the system.

Also, Is there any list for me to check regarding exploits? I'm thinking about developing something so it may come handy.

As long as there is innovation, there are vulnerabilities. Basically, if something is being created then it will surely have some kind of a flaw.
It's just a matter of time until someone figures how it can be exploited. This is why hackers and bug bounty hunters are being paid large amounts of money to find flaws in websites.
Even I am planning on to learn the art of cracking vulnerabilities but it's so damn tough to understand all the concepts.

If, in fact, if these people did not exist, the sites would be embezzled, to be able to be a type of this type of security, I think that a good course would be good, in case you are a person who understands electronics and computer science a good course that goes from CISCO to one that is White Hacker, it would be an incredible step, of course your basic knowledge must be of a high level, because otherwise it would be a nightmare to enter a course where you will not understand anything at all, sometimes programming is where you must have more skills, of course the electronics to know by what part or link the vulnerabilities enter, is something complex.