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Topic: How malicious ETH smart contracts can be? (Read 113 times)
Hi!
What is the worst thing that a smart contract may do if I run it?
For example I have some ETH coins on an address. And I want to receive some tokens to this same address. Once I received these tokens I'll send em to someone at some point by executing a function like "transfer" in ERC20. Can a smart contract have a malicious "transfer" function that will also send my ETH to a contract owner without me knowing that?
What is the worst thing that a smart contract may do if I run it?
For example I have some ETH coins on an address. And I want to receive some tokens to this same address. Once I received these tokens I'll send em to someone at some point by executing a function like "transfer" in ERC20. Can a smart contract have a malicious "transfer" function that will also send my ETH to a contract owner without me knowing that?
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