CBSE Study Guide 2026

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📋 CBSE Exam Format at a Glance

80
Questions
90 min
Time Limit
70.00%
Passing Score

📚 CBSE Topics to Study (69)

✍️ Sample CBSE Questions & Answers

1. A developer deploys a contract that reads price data from a Chainlink oracle but does not check the 'updatedAt' timestamp. What vulnerability does this create?
✓ The contract may use stale price data if the oracle has not updated recently, enabling price manipulation exploits

Without validating that the oracle's updatedAt timestamp is recent, the contract may act on stale prices during network outages or oracle failures, enabling attackers to profit from the discrepancy.

2. What does 'transaction malleability' allow an attacker to do at the network level before a transaction is confirmed?
✓ Alter the transaction ID (txid) by modifying the scriptSig without changing its validity

Transaction malleability lets a third party tweak the scriptSig data, producing a different txid for the same economic transaction, which can confuse tracking systems.

3. In a blockchain security audit, which property is verified by 'liveness testing'?
✓ That the network eventually processes valid transactions

Liveness testing confirms that the blockchain system continues to make progress and process valid transactions under normal and adverse conditions.

4. In a threshold signature scheme (t-of-n), what happens cryptographically if fewer than t key shares attempt to reconstruct the private key?
✓ They obtain no information about the private key due to the information-theoretic security of secret sharing

In Shamir's Secret Sharing (the basis of most threshold schemes), fewer than t shares reveal zero information about the secret due to the polynomial construction used.

5. What is the primary security vulnerability associated with paper wallets?
✓ Physical loss, theft, or destruction permanently destroys access to funds

Paper wallets exist only as physical objects; if lost, stolen, burned, or deteriorated, the private key is permanently irrecoverable with no backup mechanism.

6. What is the primary purpose of a blockchain node's mempool (memory pool) from a security perspective?
✓ Holding unconfirmed transactions pending inclusion in a block

The mempool temporarily holds unconfirmed transactions; attackers can exploit it via transaction pinning or fee manipulation to delay or block legitimate transactions.

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