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Front-running is often downgraded incorrectly in smart contract audits because teams underestimate MEV and mempool-based exploitability. In DeFi security, transaction ordering attacks can cause repeated economic loss even without a classic code exploit.
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Access control bugs often have the highest real-world exploit probability in smart contracts because attackers can directly call privileged functions when role checks fail. In blockchain security audits, broken authorization logic is a common cause of fund loss and protocol takeover.
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