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OWASP has released its updated list of the top 10 vulnerabilities in smart contracts for 2025. This guide highlights the most critical vulnerabilities and provides developers and security professionals with a roadmap to reduce risks in decentralized systems.
The OWASP Smart Contract Top 10 lists the most common vulnerabilities in the Web3 space, including:
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Access Control Vulnerabilities (SC01:2025): Access control flaws can let unauthorized users modify a contract’s data or functions, resulting in major security breaches. In 2024, these issues caused losses of $953.2 million, as reported by SolidityScan’s Web3HackHub.
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Logic Errors (SC03:2025): Mistakes in business logic remain a costly issue, leading to improper token minting, flawed lending logic, or incorrect reward distributions.
Reentrancy Attacks (SC05:2025): These attacks exploit a contract’s weak functions to drain funds or disrupt logic, leading to $35.7 million in losses in 2024.
Flash Loan Attacks (SC07:2025): These attacks exploit uncollateralized loans, disrupting liquidity and token prices. Key vulnerabilities include Integer Overflow and Underflow, Insecure Randomness, and Denial of Service Attacks.
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