13 posts tagged with "smart-contract-identity"

Blockscout smart contract pages now include an Identity score powered by Enscribe.

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Security audits are an essential part of deploying production-grade smart contracts. They review logic, identify vulnerabilities, and reduce the likelihood of catastrophic exploits. For serious protocols, audits are a core component of their security framework.

ENS supports two ways of associating names with addresses.

1. A name can forward resolve to an address (myname.eth -> 0x1234…).
2. An address can declare a primary name which contains a forward resolving address record and a reverse record that points back to the name (0x1234… -> myname.eth).

It’s important to be aware of this distinction between forward resolution and primary names as it defines a security boundary within ENS.

If you have spent any time using Ethereum wallets or block explorers, have you ever questioned why smart contracts are still referred to via their hexadecimal addresses?

You don’t have to enter numeric digits to visit websites. Why can’t you refer to smart contracts by name?