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Recently, Telegram has seen a surge of innovative web3 projects establishing a presence on its platform due to its massive user base and ease of integration. 

A Comparative Study On Mass Adoption Strategies In Web3 

Can Liquidity Mining come back after the mania from DeFi summer last year? How have yield farmers changed the way the system works and have tokens changed?

“Liquidity mining is one of the dumbest things happening right now in crypto,” says @hasufl

The most obvious criteria that expose a beginner in Test Automation during interview or workflow/code review

5 Common Beginner Mistakes in Test Automation

It’s not often that you see a technological boom inside of another breakout, but that’s precisely what is happening in the crypto markets currently. The DeFi (decentralized finance) sector, which seeks to revolutionize the current centralized financial system by introducing various decentralized replacements, is also experiencing a deflationary yield farming boom. 

A Look into the DeFi Deflationary Yield Farming Boom

In many blockchain platforms such as Ethereum and Bitcoin, data confidentiality is a kind of excluded item in their blockchain framework. In these distributed blockchain platform transactions are executed in every participant node in the network. So, every transaction in the network can be visible to all the peers. The ledger update process through all the endorsed peers and has to reach an agreement among all before it committed successfully to the ledger. So, in this scenario creating a private record and comprises within a certain group of participants in the network is a complete “No”.

Issues With Private Data and Confidentiality in Hyperledger Fabric [Deep Dive]

This is an <em>in</em>direct response to the following article by <a href="https://twitter.com/5chdn" target="_blank">Afri Schoedon</a>, a developer for the Parity Ethereum client, written less than a year ago:

The Ethereum-blockchain size has exceeded 1TB, and yes, it’s an issue

While browsing Twitter I’ve noticed <a href="https://electronjs.org/blog/protocol-handler-fix" target="_blank">ElectronJS remote code execution vulnerability</a> in protocol handler. That sounds severe. As stated in official description, for application to be vulnerable is enough to register itself as default handler for some protocol. I had one application based on Electron installed on my laptop that I was looking into some time ago — <a href="https://www.exodus.io/" target="_blank">Exodus</a> cryptocurrencies wallet. I knew that it registers itself as a handler for <em>exodus://</em> URI scheme.

Exploiting Electron RCE in Exodus wallet

When you are writing <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/e2e" target="_blank">e2e</a> tests for a web app, you sometimes have no other choice than to write clumsy selectors like

A modern way to do E2E testing for Vue.js apps

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