Maintains a reentrancy incident collection and builds tools for checking the transaction data a multisig signer is asked to approve.
Why read pcaversaccio?
Read pcaversaccio when you want concrete examples behind a vulnerability name. His Reentrancy Attacks repository separates single-function, cross-function, cross-contract, cross-chain and read-only cases, then links incidents to contracts and transactions. It is a collection he maintains, with analyses from many researchers; choose one case and compare its state changes with the definition at the top.
Safe Multisig Transaction Hashes addresses a different problem: checking what a signing interface asks you to approve. Its documentation explains the inputs behind a hash and the dependence on Safe's transaction service. Start with Security Best Practices and Trust Assumptions before the command examples. This is technical material for readers comfortable with transaction data and a command line.
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Research collection
Reentrancy Attacks
Read the definition and five classes first, then choose an incident with linked contracts and an exploit transaction. The repository curates other researchers' analyses as well as primary transaction references.
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XFollowList, “Reentrancy Attacks” reading notes in the pcaversaccio profile. https://xfollowlist.com/people/pcaversaccio#work-4e76926f7644
The linked work is the original source; this permalink identifies XFollowList’s reason to read it. Original publication date is unknown.
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Tool
Safe Multisig Transaction Hashes
Start with Security Best Practices and Trust Assumptions. Compare API-supplied data with the interactive mode's manually supplied parameters; computing a hash still requires checking the underlying transaction.
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XFollowList, “Safe Multisig Transaction Hashes” reading notes in the pcaversaccio profile. https://xfollowlist.com/people/pcaversaccio#work-db2ba94561ff
The linked work is the original source; this permalink identifies XFollowList’s reason to read it. Original publication date is unknown.
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Projects & roles
Reentrancy Attacks
His maintained incident collection organizes a family of contract failures and the evidence for each case.
Safe transaction hash utility
His Bash utility computes Safe transaction hashes and documents its inputs, modes and trust assumptions.
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Sources & further reading
Profile sources checked . This describes checking these references, separately from the publication dates of selected works.
- Own public profile links the same X handle and personal site. The profile uses the public pseudonym pcaversaccio.
- Repository ownership and README establish the collection's scope; they do not assign every discovery to its maintainer.
- Own repository documents API dependencies and the limits of transaction-hash verification.
Cite this profile’s source check
XFollowList, pcaversaccio profile sources. Sources checked 2026-10-11. https://xfollowlist.com/people/pcaversaccio#sources-checked