Cross-Chain & Bridge Security
Lock-and-mint vs burn-and-mint threat models · Message-passing layer attack surface (LayerZero, CCIP, Wormhole) · Replay, finality, and reorg assumptions across L1s and L2s
- 01Understand and apply: Lock-and-mint vs burn-and-mint threat models
- 02Understand and apply: Message-passing layer attack surface (LayerZero, CCIP, Wormhole)
- 03Understand and apply: Replay, finality, and reorg assumptions across L1s and L2s
Lock-and-mint vs burn-and-mint threat models
This section covers lock-and-mint vs burn-and-mint threat models. Content for this lesson is being developed by our practitioner team and will be available when the program launches.
Message-passing layer attack surface (LayerZero, CCIP, Wormhole)
This section covers message-passing layer attack surface (layerzero, ccip, wormhole). Content for this lesson is being developed by our practitioner team and will be available when the program launches.
Replay, finality, and reorg assumptions across L1s and L2s
This section covers replay, finality, and reorg assumptions across l1s and l2s. Content for this lesson is being developed by our practitioner team and will be available when the program launches.
- 01Complete the hands-on lab for cross-chain & bridge security.
- 02Review the provided case study and answer the reflection questions.
- ✓Lock-and-mint vs burn-and-mint threat models
- ✓Message-passing layer attack surface (LayerZero, CCIP, Wormhole)
- ✓Replay, finality, and reorg assumptions across L1s and L2s