Uncovering Security Flaws in Hamster Kombat: A Developer's Journey to Grandmaster Status
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Hamster Kombat has taken the world by storm, breaking a record previously set by Mr. Beast on YouTube—a feat that might be the first of its kind. Suddenly, everyone is eager to get involved and make some money. So, let's delve into what exactly Hamster Kombat is. Hamster Kombat is a rapidly growing crypto game based on Telegram. In this game, players step into the shoes of a hamster CEO running a fictional cryptocurrency exchange . The game combines strategic gameplay with the thrill of earning real-world cryptocurrency rewards. Players can look forward to an upcoming token launch and airdrop, which adds to the excitement and potential for real earnings. The integration with Telegram makes it easily accessible and convenient for its rapidly expanding user base. Now, let's pull our attention to the part about "Telegram." That's our turf—it's a mini web app, and we do web apps too. Before we dive into the technical aspects, let's understand how the game