@Trungore

@Trungore

Words of Wisdom

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"Collaboration"

Joining forces has been one of my best decisions since I started auditing. The benefits of collaboration are significant:

• Enhanced Findings: Working with partners has raised the quality and quantity of our findings. We combine our ideas, transforming them into a fully developed issue. One sophisticated discovery resulted from merging two ideas:

  • My partner’s insight: "If we disrupt the list order, we could then employ strategy Y to potentially cause users to lose funds."

  • My idea: "Implementing strategy X might let us break the list order."

"Learn by sharing"

By sharing ideas, I also get the chance to understand different perspectives, which is one of the most valuable aspects of working with a partner.

"Taking Breaks"

Taking breaks during audits is essential for me. A quick reset in the middle of a project refreshes the mind, making it easier to approach the contract from a new angle and often sparking ideas that weren’t apparent before.

"Using a Checklist"

A critical lesson I learned in auditing is to maintain a personal checklist for each category. Until every box on the checklist is ticked, the audit isn’t complete. In the past, missing a simple access control check cost me a critical finding and, ultimately, the top spot.