A Comprehensive Guide for Web3 Security
From Technology, Economic and Legal Aspects
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Beschreibung
With the recent debacle of cryptocurrency exchange FTX and the crypto trading company Alameda Research, the importance of comprehending the security and regulations of Web3, cryptocurrency, and blockchain projects has been magnified. To avoid similar economic and security failures in future Web3 projects, the book provides an essential guide that offers a comprehensive and systematic approach to addressing security concerns. Written by experts in tech and finance, it provides an objective, professional, and in-depth analysis of security and privacy issues associated with Web3 and blockchain projects.This book highlights the security related to foundational Web3 building blocks such as blockchain, crypto wallets, smart contracts, and token economics, and describes recommended security processes and procedures for Web3 application development such as DevSecOps, data analytics, and data authenticity via the oracle. Moreover, the book discusses the legal and regulatory aspects of Web3 andthe reasons behind the failures of well-known Web3 projects. It also contains detailed case studies of web3 projects, analyses of the reasons for their failures, and some pending legal cases.
This book is an excellent resource for a diverse range of readers, with particular appeal to web3 developers, architects, project owners, and cybersecurity professionals seeking to deepen their knowledge of Web3 security.
Foreword by:
Professor Wang Yang
Vice President, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Chief Scientific Advisor, Institute of WEB3 Hong Kong
Jim Reavis
CEO, Cloud Security Alliance
Clay Lin
CISO, World Bank
Jyoti Ponnapalli
SVP, Head of Innovation Strategy & Research, Truist Bank
With the recent debacle of cryptocurrency exchange FTX and the crypto trading company Alameda Research, the importance of comprehending the security and regulations of Web3, cryptocurrency, and blockchain projects has been magnified. To avoid similar economic and security failures in future Web3 projects, the book provides an essential guide that offers a comprehensive and systematic approach to addressing security concerns. Written by experts in tech and finance, it provides an objective, professional, and in-depth analysis of security and privacy issues associated with Web3 and blockchain projects.
This book highlights the security related to foundational Web3 building blocks such as blockchain, crypto wallets, smart contracts, and token economics, and describes recommended security processes and procedures for Web3 application development such as DevSecOps, data analytics, and data authenticity via the oracle. Moreover, the book discusses the legal and regulatory aspects of Web3 and the reasons behind the failures of well-known Web3 projects. It also contains detailed case studies of web3 projects, analyses of the reasons for their failures, and some pending legal cases.
This book is an excellent resource for a diverse range of readers, with particular appeal to web3 developers, architects, project owners, and cybersecurity professionals seeking to deepen their knowledge of Web3 security.
Offers timely and valuable insights into the complex world of Web3 security Contains a practical guide for DevSecOps in Web3 application development Provides comprehensive and systematic description on Web3 security and privacy
Autor*in
Ken Huang
Themen in »A Comprehensive Guide for Web3 Security«
DevSecOps Blockchain Tokenomics DeFi Privacy Data Governance Security Monitoring Safe Data Storage Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO) Secure Architectural Patterns Non-Fungible Token (NFT) Decentralized Exchange (DEX) Security Design
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“In this fascinating book, Huang et al. offer an in-depth look at the multifarious security inquiries associated with Web3 and digital assets. … The book presents outstanding cases and in-depth analyses of geopolitics and terrorism in cryptocurrency, and advocates for more effective AI techniques and legislation.” (Amos Olagunju, Computing Reviews, October 2, 2024)
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