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Solving the Capture the Ether challenges, my second stop on my smart contracts learning journey.

Previously...

I started smart contracts CTF challenges with the Ethernaut website. My (not very explicit) solutions can be found here.

Why ?

Basically I wanted to try to apply what I learned from the previous challenges to speedrun this one and prove to myself that I know some things about smart contracts vulnerability.

I think I did okay, solving most of them in less than a week (though I couldn't work full-time on them like I did in the previous ones). Some presented a certain difficulty however and pretty interesting to solve.

What ?

As the previous challenges, my solutions are listed here with each directory containing either a .sol smart contract along with its deployement script for the Remix IDE or a .js file to be run within a web3-enabled console.

I plan to start using hardhat or similar for the next ones to be familiar with a local blockchain setup.

Next ?

Finished the last challenge Token Bank. I am leaving some of the challs aside as they require either bruteforce or some better setup than what I use currently (running JS from the Ethernaut website through the web console to interact with the contracts).

Now, I'm aiming at the Damn Vulnerable DeFi challs (which requires a hardhat setup, win-win for me !).

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