I even think that with the polarization of the world and the new global crisis coming, people might realise the ever growing need of decentralization, and we might see the real birth of web3 technologies. (Not speaking about meme coins =))
Indeed, but the crypto keyword made us click on the article.
Otherwise it would have been quite a common article with some commonsense advices on basic web security...
The fact that makers of those websites are supposedly 'crypto' experts (and should as such probably not be completely ignorant of information security) makes the presence of such vulnerabilities in their websites more appalling than the same vulnerabilities in your average Joe's webapp.
Last year, he was one of the 18 authors to be published, while still alive, in the "Bibliothèque de la Pléiade". (More than 250 authors has been published in this collection)
It is a reference edition in France of the complete works of classic authors.
