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EasyFi Introduces Tokenized Stocks and Commodities in Partnership with Mirror Protocol
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EasyFi, the popular DeFi lending protocol that recently made news by integrating support for Binance Smart Chain has announced a partnership with Mirror Protocol – another DeFi powerhouse that is leading the way with synthetic assets. The partnership will introduce a whole new class of assets to the EasyFi ecosystem, enabling users to make efficient use of their investments.
EasyFi and Mirror Protocol – Complementing Each Other’s Strengths
EasyFi is known for its efficiency and ease of use. Designed as a layer 2 blockchain DeFi lending protocol, it is currently offering lending on Polygon and Binance Smart Chain apart from other staking and farming services. It is poised to meet most of the real-world requirements in the future by offering various new features like microlending, undercollateralized loans, credit delegation and credit default swaps features. In addi
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memcpy-like and 22% of
strcpy-like function calls in the codebase were to the least safe variants. And assuming safety just from the function name is simplistic even the
safe variants could still be dangerous.
In Huawei’s defense, while they have been subjected to an unusual level of public scrutiny they are definitely not an outlier in having trouble getting developers to adopt secure coding guidelines. In the
memcpy case, it’s been banned at Microsoftsince 2009, but I haven’t personally seen any other companies outside the FAANG (Facebook/Apple/Amazon/Netflix/Google) that have done the same. You can actually tell who has banned the bad POSIX functions empirically, by looking at binaries a non-profit named CITL did a great overview of this and more in the IoT space. As you’d probably guess, the results are dismal.