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Author: omarespejel

src/ch02-14-security-considerations.md

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 Reentrancy protections are critical in many ERC standards with `safeTransfer` functions (like ERC721, ERC777, ERC1155, ERC223) and in flash loans, where borrower contracts need to safely use and return funds.
 
 ### Recommendation:
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 Failure reasons for `u256`:
 
-* Overflow: `0x753235365f616464204f766572666c6f77=u256_add Overflow`
-* Underflow: `0x753235365f737562204f766572666c6f77=u256_sub Overflow`
+- Overflow: `0x753235365f616464204f766572666c6f77=u256_add Overflow`
+- Underflow: `0x753235365f737562204f766572666c6f77=u256_sub Overflow`
 
 Similarly, the `u128` data type can be used to handle overflow and underflow:
 
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 <img alt="u128" src="img/ch02-sec_under_u128.png" class="center" style="width: 75%;" />
 
 Failure reasons for u128:
-  - Overflow: `0x753132385f616464204f766572666c6f77=u128_add Overflow`
-  - Underflow: `0x753132385f737562204f766572666c6f77=u128_sub Overflow`
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+- Overflow: `0x753132385f616464204f766572666c6f77=u128_add Overflow`
+- Underflow: `0x753132385f737562204f766572666c6f77=u128_sub Overflow`
 
 Using these data types, you can ensure safer arithmetic operations in your smart contracts, avoiding unintended consequences of overflows and underflows.
 

src/ch02-15-security-tools.md

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 Below is an overview of the tools for Starknet security testing discussed in this chapter:
 
 1. **Cairo-fuzzer**: A tool for smart contract developers to test security. It functions both as a standalone tool and as a library.
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 2. **Caracal**: A static analysis tool for Starknet smart contracts, utilizing the SIERRA representation.
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 3. **Thoth**: A comprehensive Cairo/Starknet security toolkit. It includes analyzers, disassemblers, and decompilers.