Golden Encyclopedia | What is a reentrancy attack in smart contracts?
A reentrancy attack is a weakness that occurs when a contract externally calls another contract before completing its own state changes.
JinseFinanceA reentrancy attack is a weakness that occurs when a contract externally calls another contract before completing its own state changes.
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