Bridge Risk
Bridge risk is the combined technical, economic, custody, governance, and operational exposure introduced when transferring assets or messages across blockchains. Bridge Risk…
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Bridge risk is the combined technical, economic, custody, governance, and operational exposure introduced when transferring assets or messages across blockchains. Bridge Risk…
Bridge security addresses how a cross-chain system verifies remote events and controls assets or representations on connected networks.
A bridge validator observes connected chains and participates in approving cross-chain events or messages according to the bridge's consensus rules. Security depends…
Bridge validator compromise occurs when attackers control enough validator keys or infrastructure to authorize false messages or block legitimate transfers. Reaching the…
Bridge verification is the process that determines whether a claimed source-chain event is authentic and authorized for destination execution. Depending on the…
Bridge wallet risk is the possibility that wallets holding or operating bridged assets are compromised, mismanaged, unavailable, or controlled by colluding parties.…
A bridged asset is a token or ledger representation created on one blockchain to represent value locked, burned, or otherwise accounted for…
Bridged Asset Payment is a payment made with an asset representation that was issued, locked, minted, or transferred through a cross-chain bridge.…
A bridged stablecoin is a representation of a stablecoin created on a destination blockchain after the original asset is locked, escrowed, or…
A bridged token is a representation of an asset on a blockchain different from the asset’s original network. A bridge typically locks…
Broadcast is the act of sending a signed transaction or protocol message to one or more network peers so it can be…
Broken function level authorization occurs when an API allows a caller to invoke an operation reserved for a different role or privilege…
BOLA is an API vulnerability where changing an object identifier lets a user access or modify another user's protected resource. Broken Object…
Broken object property level authorization is an API security flaw where a user can read or change a field of an object…
A browser extension wallet is wallet software installed as a browser extension that manages accounts and lets websites request addresses, signatures, and…
A browser wallet is any wallet accessed or operated through a web browser, including extension wallets, built-in browser wallets, and browser-based wallet…
Brute-Force Attack is an attack or weakness pattern that repeatedly tries passwords, keys, codes, or other possibilities until one succeeds or a…
A bulk payment operation creates or submits many payments through one coordinated workflow, file, or API request. Bulk describes operational scale and…
A bulk payout sends funds to many recipients through one coordinated outbound workflow. It is commonly used for payroll, suppliers, sellers, contractors,…
Bundler Risk is a measurable uncertainty or exposure that arises when account-abstraction transaction bundlers censor, delay, reorder, simulate incorrectly, or fail to…
A burn address is a blockchain address or destination designed so that assets sent to it are permanently or practically unspendable. It…
A burn-and-mint token pool is a cross-chain or supply-management mechanism in which tokens are burned on one network and newly minted on…
A burnable token is a digital token whose contract or protocol allows units to be permanently removed from active supply through an…
Business Email Compromise (BEC) is a fraud scheme in which attackers impersonate or compromise a trusted business email identity to redirect payments,…