Motivation
When doing research in the field of Ethereum Smart Contract security I came across a problem in finding the owner of the vulnerable contracts. This is particularly important for publicly available smart contracts, where time plays a crucial role.
When you, as an ethical hacker, want to report the vulnerability you can either:
- exploit it illegally and start looking for the owner (we don't want to do that), or
- start looking for the owner and hope that noone exploits the vulnerability (we don't want to do that either).
I want to use this tool for Responsible Disclosure. I firstly leave the encrypted, unmodifiable and undeniable message (in the end it's blockchain) where to find the stolen Ether and then exploit the vulnerability.