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That's no guarantee. Someone might have a zero-day stashed away somewhere.
by lisper 5y ago
That's no guarantee. Someone might have a zero-day stashed away somewhere.
- rawtxapp 5y agoThe game theory comes into play, if you found a bug that could empty maker's vaults for example, you better do it right now, otherwise, someone else will before you and you wasted all your time/energy.
- theli0nheart 5y agoExactly. This is precisely why there aren't (or at least, in a rational world, should not be) any undisclosed zero-days in crypto. If you're aware of an exploit, you're just going to exploit it immediately unless you're willing to let someone else exploit it in your place. There is a large amount of money at stake with these exploits and it doesn't make economic sense to let one sit around.