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This Skill detects fee-on-transfer vulnerabilities by analyzing Solidity code to ensure balance checks account for transfer deductions, preventing incorrect accounting and potential exploits in DeFi protocols.

Common ERC20 token vulnerabilities include missing return values, rebasing mechanisms, blacklisting, low decimals, and approval race conditions, all of which can cause unexpected contract failures or exploits.

ERC777 and ERC721 callbacks create security risks by allowing attackers to re-enter contract functions during token transfers, potentially bypassing state updates and draining funds before execution completes.

Yes, you can use this to check Solidity code for rebasing token issues by identifying if the protocol correctly handles dynamic supply changes that can break balance ratios and liquidity pool math.

Prevent approval race condition exploits in ERC20 tokens by implementing secure coding patterns that require setting allowances to zero before setting a new value, mitigating front-running risks during transaction submission.

Yes, this Skill provides secure coding patterns for interacting with non-standard tokens, offering specific mitigation strategies and a Token Compatibility Matrix to safely handle pausable or blacklisted assets.