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True, but the article was about a situation in which they were retrieving money that was inadvertently available to anyone. That's not normal. Any well-written

True, but the article was about a situation in which they were retrieving money that was inadvertently available to anyone. That's not normal. Any well-written smart contract has protections against front-running. For about a year I audited them for a living, and front-running opportunities are definitely something we looked for.

sukilot 6y ago
Sure, well written software has no vulnerabilities.
- DennisP 6y ago
  We never guaranteed there were no vulnerabilities. My point is just that there are simple ways to defend against front-running in particular, and it's common practice to do those things.