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CyberDudeBivash Blockchain Professional Training

Title: CyberDudeBivash Blockchain Professional Training (End-to-End Web3 Engineering + Security)
Outcome: Build, secure, test, and deploy production-grade blockchain apps (smart contracts + dApps + backends + DevOps).
Tracks:

  1. Core Developer Track (mandatory)
  2. Security & Audit Track (mandatory)
  3. Enterprise Track (optional extension: Hyperledger/Quorum/Corda basics)
  4. DeFi/NFT/Gaming Track (optional specialization)

Who This Training Is For

  • Beginners who know basic programming
  • Web developers moving into Web3
  • Security professionals shifting into smart contract security
  • DevOps/Cloud engineers building blockchain infra
  • Freelancers wanting high-paying Web3 gigs

Tools & Stack (Modern, Job-Ready)

Languages: Solidity, JavaScript/TypeScript, a bit of Python (automation + security tooling), optional Rust intro
Smart Contract Tooling: Foundry + Hardhat, OpenZeppelin, Slither, Mythril, Echidna, Manticore (intro)
Chains & Infra: Ethereum, L2 concepts, Polygon testnets, RPC providers, block explorers
dApp: React/Next.js, ethers.js, Wallet integrations (MetaMask), SIWE
Backend: Node.js (Express/Nest), Webhooks/indexing (The Graph intro), PostgreSQL
DevOps: Docker, CI/CD, secrets management, monitoring, incident playbooks
Security: Threat modeling, audit workflow, bug bounty workflow, secure coding patterns

Program Format Options

Option A — “12 Weeks Bootcamp” (Recommended)

  • 5 days/week (2–3 hrs/day learning + labs)
  • Weekly capstone deliverables
  • Final portfolio: 4 major projects + 20 mini-labs

Option B — “24 Weeks Professional” (Working Professionals)

  • 3 days/week (2 hrs/day)
  • More depth + enterprise modules + security labs

Curriculum (Full End-to-End)

Module 0 — Setup + Foundations

  • Blockchain mental model: state machine, transactions, blocks, consensus (PoW/PoS overview)
  • Public/private keys, signatures, wallets
  • Gas, fees, mempool, confirmations, reorgs
  • EVM overview + accounts (EOA vs contract), storage vs memory
    Lab: Build a local dev chain, sign transactions, decode tx data.

Module 1 — Ethereum & EVM Deep Dive (Developer Core)

  • ABI, bytecode, function selectors
  • Events/logs, topics, indexing
  • Storage layout, mappings, packing, gas optimization basics
  • Contract deployment lifecycle, CREATE/CREATE2
    Lab: Trace EVM execution; reproduce event logs; storage slot mapping.

Module 2 — Solidity From Zero to Pro

  • Types, structs, enums, mappings, modifiers
  • Inheritance, interfaces, libraries
  • Errors, custom errors, require/revert
  • payable, receive/fallback, msg.sender vs tx.origin (why it matters)
    Lab: Write 10 micro-contracts (vault, registry, escrow, multisig mini, etc.)

Module 3 — Token Standards (Real-World)

  • ERC-20, ERC-721, ERC-1155
  • Permit approvals (EIP-2612 concept)
  • Role-based access control patterns
  • Upgradeable proxy patterns (concept + safe usage)
    Project 1: Launch a token + staking + vesting system on testnet with a dashboard.

Module 4 — Web3 Frontend Engineering (dApp)

  • Wallet connection, chain switching
  • Contract reads/writes, transaction lifecycle UX
  • Handling events in frontend, indexing basics
  • SIWE login + session strategy
    Lab: Build a dApp UI that can mint, stake, claim, and display history.

Module 5 — Backend + Indexing + Real Apps

  • Why backends still matter in Web3
  • Webhooks, block listeners, retries, idempotency
  • Data model: users, wallets, tx states, proof records
  • The Graph (intro), alternatives (custom indexer)
    Project 2: On-chain invoice + proof-of-payment platform (smart contract + backend + UI).

Module 6 — DeFi Fundamentals (Practical)

  • AMMs, LPs, impermanent loss (practical view)
  • Lending/borrowing concepts
  • Oracles, price feeds, risks
  • Flash loans (defensive understanding)
    Lab: Build a toy AMM + write tests verifying swap invariants.

Security & Audit Track (Mandatory)

Module 7 — Smart Contract Threat Model (Core Security)

  • Attacker goals, trust boundaries, roles
  • Common bug classes:
    • Reentrancy
    • Access control flaws
    • Integer/precision issues
    • Oracle manipulation
    • MEV, sandwiching basics
    • DoS by gas / revert griefing
    • Signature replay / permit misuse
      Lab: Break intentionally vulnerable contracts and patch them.

Module 8 — Secure Patterns & Defensive Engineering

  • Checks-Effects-Interactions
  • Pull vs push payments
  • Pausable + circuit breaker design
  • Rate limiting + timelocks + multisig governance
  • Upgrade safety checklist
    Project 3: Secure vault + governance + emergency shutdown system.

Module 9 — Testing Like a Pro (Foundry/Hardhat)

  • Unit + integration + fuzz testing
  • Property-based testing
  • Fork testing (simulate mainnet state)
  • Coverage + gas snapshots
    Lab: Write fuzz tests that catch reentrancy + invariant failures.

Module 10 — Audit Workflow (Professional)

  • Audit planning, scope, threat model doc
  • Manual review workflow
  • Tooling workflow: Slither + Mythril + Echidna + custom scripts
  • Reporting: severity, impact, exploit scenario, fix guidance
    Deliverable: Produce a full CyberDudeBivash-style audit report on a sample protocol.

Deployment, DevOps, and Production Readiness

Module 11 — Deployment & Ops

  • Key management (hardware wallets, multisig, vaults)
  • Deployment pipelines, artifact integrity
  • Secrets management, environment separation
  • Monitoring: events, anomalies, failed tx, alerting
    Project 4: Full production deployment simulation:
  • testnet deploy
  • monitoring dashboard
  • incident runbook
  • postmortem template

Specializations (Pick Any 2)

A) NFT / Gaming Track

  • Whitelists, merkle proofs
  • Royalties realities + marketplace integrations
  • Anti-bot approaches (limits, signature gates)
  • Metadata integrity + IPFS basics

B) L2 & Scaling Track

  • Rollups basics (optimistic vs ZK overview)
  • Bridging risks
  • Cross-chain messaging threat model

C) Enterprise Blockchain Track

  • Permissioned models, consortium governance
  • Hyperledger Fabric overview + chaincode concept
  • When enterprise blockchain makes sense (and when it doesn’t)

D) Rust & Solana Intro (Optional)

  • Rust basics for smart contracts
  • Account model differences (conceptual)
  • Security differences (high-level)

Capstone (Final “Job-Ready Portfolio”)

Choose 1:

  1. Secure DeFi Vault + Staking + Governance (with audit report + tests)
  2. Web3 SaaS (on-chain subscription + backend billing + dashboard)
  3. Incident Response Simulator (detect exploit attempt + pause + recover + postmortem)

Capstone must include:

  • Architecture diagram (threat model)
  • Test suite + fuzz tests
  • Deployment scripts
  • Monitoring plan
  • Audit-style report

Assessments & Certification

  • Weekly quizzes (concepts + security)
  • Weekly lab submissions
  • Midterm: rebuild a protocol from a spec
  • Final: capstone + audit presentation
    Certification Levels:
  • Level 1: Blockchain Developer
  • Level 2: Smart Contract Engineer
  • Level 3: Smart Contract Security Analyst (Audit-ready)

“Freelancer Ready” Add-On 

  • Building client proposals
  • Fixed-price packages:
    • Token launch + vesting
    • Audit lite (1–2 days)
    • dApp MVP in 7 days
  • Pricing guide, scope control, contract templates (safe + professional)
  • Delivery checklists (security + QA)

CyberDudeBivash Training Series | Web3 Engineering | Security | Production Delivery

Blockchain Pro Training (Bootcamp/Professional)

Complete end-to-end blockchain development process: fundamentals to advanced smart contracts, dApps, DevOps, audits, security hardening, and real-world deployment.

Author: CyberDudeBivash | Powered by: CyberDudeBivash | Official Sites: cyberdudebivash.com | cyberbivash.blogspot.com | cryptobivash.code.blog

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TL;DR (What You Get)

  • Full blockchain foundation: cryptography, consensus, transactions, EVM internals, wallets, nodes, RPC, gas economics.
  • Professional smart contract engineering (Solidity) with production patterns, testing, and upgrade safety.
  • dApp engineering: frontend + wallet integrations + indexing + backend services + monitoring.
  • Security-first build: threat modeling, vulnerability classes, audit workflow, secure DevOps pipelines.
  • Real deployments: testnets to mainnet, multi-chain considerations, rollups, bridges, custody, and compliance basics.
  • Career-ready outputs: capstone project, portfolio, interview drills, and production checklists.

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Table of Contents

  1. Who This Training Is For
  2. Learning Outcomes (Professional Level)
  3. End-to-End Blockchain Development Process
  4. Curriculum (Bootcamp Track)
  5. Security & Audit Track (CyberDudeBivash Standard)
  6. DevOps, Monitoring & Production Operations
  7. Capstone Project (Portfolio-Grade)
  8. Tools & Tech Stack
  9. Suggested Schedule (4–12 Weeks)
  10. Career Track: Jobs, Freelance, Consulting
  11. FAQ
  12. References & Further Reading

Who This Training Is For

Blockchain Pro Training is designed like a real engineering program, not a buzzword tutorial. If you want to build and ship production-grade smart contracts and dApps, understand the internals of modern chains, and operate securely under real threat models, this is your track.

Ideal learners include: software engineers moving into Web3, backend developers who want to master Solidity and the EVM, security professionals shifting into blockchain audits, DevOps/SRE engineers building infra for RPC, nodes and indexing, and serious builders who want a portfolio that survives mainnet reality.

CyberDudeBivash’s training focus is practical delivery: you will learn to plan, build, test, secure, deploy, monitor, and maintain blockchain systems end-to-end. That is the difference between “knowing the syntax” and being hire-ready.

Learning Outcomes (Professional Level)

  • Explain consensus models, finality, reorg risks, and how they impact application design and user safety.
  • Build secure Solidity contracts with tested patterns (access control, pausing, rate limits, invariants, upgrade discipline).
  • Write comprehensive tests (unit, integration, fuzzing, invariant testing) and interpret failures like an engineer.
  • Integrate wallets, signers, transaction flows, gas estimation, MEV considerations, and secure key management.
  • Design dApp architecture: contract layer + indexing layer + backend APIs + frontend UX + monitoring.
  • Conduct threat modeling, identify top vulnerability classes, and produce audit-ready documentation.
  • Deploy to testnet and mainnet with release checklists, incident playbooks, and safe upgrade strategies.
  • Operate production dApps: monitoring, alerting, anomaly detection, and post-incident remediation.

End-to-End Blockchain Development Process

1) Problem Definition & Requirements

Start with the business goal and the adversary model. A production blockchain product must define: what is on-chain vs off-chain, what value is protected, what can be upgraded, what must be immutable, and what safety mechanisms exist for unexpected failures. You will learn to write a “Chain Design Brief” that becomes the anchor for every decision.

2) Architecture & Data Modeling

Blockchain architecture is not just contracts. You must model state carefully: storage layout costs, event indexing strategy, read/write paths, user sessions, and upgrade boundaries. We build a layered model: Contract layer (core state), Indexing layer (query), Backend layer (rate limits, orchestration), Frontend layer (wallet UX), and Ops layer (monitoring, incident response).

3) Smart Contract Engineering

Solidity engineering is about correctness and safety under adversarial input. We cover access control models, on-chain permissioning, signature verification, EIP-712 typed data, upgrade risks, reentrancy defense, safe math considerations, and gas-aware design. Every module includes “attack thinking” so you learn to build like a defender, not a gambler.

4) Testing & Assurance

You will write tests that reflect real failures: edge cases, non-happy paths, adversarial calls, fuzz inputs, invariant checks, and integration tests that include actual transaction flows. This is where developers become professionals. If a contract cannot be tested confidently, it is not ready for value.

5) Deployment & Release

Deployments should follow strict release gates: static analysis, test coverage gates, bytecode verification, role assignment, multisig workflows, emergency pause validation, and rollback/upgrade strategy. You learn practical deployment scripts and a release checklist that mirrors how professional teams ship to mainnet.

6) Monitoring, Analytics & Incident Handling

Blockchain systems require monitoring at multiple layers: RPC health, mempool delays, transaction failure rate, unexpected state transitions, abnormal event patterns, and security signals. You will build alerts and a 30–60–90 day operations plan.

7) Maintenance, Upgrades & Long-Term Security

You learn how to evolve systems without breaking trust: safe upgrades (or deliberate immutability), governance boundaries, key rotation procedures, secure admin operations, and how to communicate risk to users.

Curriculum (Bootcamp Track)

Module 0: Engineering Foundations

  • Git discipline, code review practices, release hygiene, and structured documentation.
  • Linux basics for node ops, RPC services, logs, and deployment scripts.
  • Networking essentials: HTTP, WebSockets, RPC, JSON-RPC patterns and failure handling.

Module 1: Blockchain Fundamentals

  • Hashes, Merkle trees, signatures, wallet derivation, nonce behavior, transaction formats.
  • Consensus models: PoW vs PoS, finality, liveness, safety tradeoffs, reorg impact.
  • Gas and fee markets: user UX implications and cost-control strategies.

Module 2: Ethereum & EVM Internals

  • Accounts, storage, calldata vs memory, events/logs, opcodes overview.
  • ABI encoding/decoding, revert behavior, error handling patterns.
  • Contract deployment, address derivation, CREATE vs CREATE2 practical use.

Module 3: Solidity (Professional)

  • Types, mappings, structs, modifiers, libraries, interfaces, and error patterns.
  • Access control models: owner, roles, multisig-first design, time locks.
  • Secure patterns: checks-effects-interactions, pull payments, safe approvals, pausable operations.
  • Upgradeable contracts: storage layout discipline, proxy patterns, upgrade risk containment.

Module 4: Token Standards & Real Systems

  • ERC-20, ERC-721, ERC-1155, approvals, edge cases, and common pitfalls.
  • DeFi building blocks: vault patterns, staking, rewards, accounting safety.
  • Oracle usage: trust boundaries, stale data risks, update frequency, circuit breakers.

Module 5: dApp Engineering

  • Wallet integrations, signature flows, EIP-712 typed data, transaction UX.
  • Backend services: indexing, caching, rate limits, retries, and idempotency.
  • Frontend architecture: safe state management, user confirmations, and defensive UI patterns.

Module 6: Multi-Chain & Scaling

  • L2 basics: optimistic and zk rollups, bridging realities, withdrawal delays, verification models.
  • Cross-chain architecture: what to do and what not to do (risk-based guidance).
  • Indexers and data: how to design for performance, correctness, and resilience.

Security & Audit Track (CyberDudeBivash Standard)

Blockchain security is not optional. You will learn a defensive engineering workflow that reduces exploit probability and reduces blast radius. This program trains you to think like an attacker so you can build like a professional defender.

Threat Modeling (Practical)

  • Asset inventory: admin keys, contract roles, treasury, oracle feeds, upgrade authority.
  • Trust boundaries: external contracts, token hooks, callback risks, RPC providers.
  • Abuse cases: reentrancy, flash loan manipulation, oracle drift, governance capture.

Common Vulnerability Classes (You Will Defend Against)

  • Reentrancy (direct and indirect), cross-function reentrancy, external call hazards.
  • Access control bugs, missing role checks, misconfigured admin rights, unsafe upgrades.
  • Price manipulation and oracle dependence, TWAP misunderstandings, stale/lagged data handling.
  • Integer precision errors, rounding and accounting drift, share mispricing, reward inflation bugs.
  • Signature misuse: replay risks, bad domain separators, unsafe nonce management.
  • Denial-of-service via gas, unbounded loops, storage bloat, griefing and block stuffing.

Audit Workflow (Industry Style)

  • Readme + architecture docs + invariants list.
  • Manual review: entry points, external calls, privilege boundaries.
  • Static analysis, fuzzing, invariant testing.
  • Findings write-up: severity, impact, exploitability, and remediation plan.
  • Fix verification: regression tests and re-audit discipline.

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DevOps, Monitoring & Production Operations

Production Web3 requires DevOps maturity. This track covers the operational realities most courses ignore: RPC reliability, indexing drift, contract verification, secrets management, release gating, and monitoring for security anomalies. You will build a minimal but professional pipeline that you can reuse in freelance and enterprise work.

Core Ops Skills

  • RPC strategy: provider redundancy, fallback logic, rate-limit handling, health checks.
  • Indexing: event ingestion, reorg handling, idempotent processing, database design.
  • Secrets & keys: multisig-first operations, environment isolation, signing boundaries, rotation policy.
  • Release pipeline: build + test + static checks + deploy + verify + monitor + rollback readiness.
  • Observability: logs, metrics, alerts, anomaly detection (transaction failures, unusual admin actions).

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Capstone Project (Portfolio-Grade)

Your capstone is a complete system, not a single contract. The goal is to prove you can ship: design documents, secure contracts, a working dApp, tests, deployment scripts, and monitoring. You will produce a portfolio that hiring managers and clients can evaluate.

Capstone Options

  • Secure staking & rewards system with role-based operations and emergency controls.
  • Tokenized access platform (membership/NFT gating) with signature-based claims and anti-abuse logic.
  • Multi-sig governed treasury vault with time locks, spending limits, and on-chain reporting.
  • On-chain attestation registry + indexing + verification UI for enterprise-style credential workflows.

Capstone Deliverables

  • Architecture document + threat model + invariants list + risk register.
  • Contracts with unit + integration tests and at least one fuzz/invariant suite.
  • Deployment scripts with environment separation and verification steps.
  • Monitoring plan and incident response playbook (what triggers pause, what triggers upgrade).
  • Short demo video script + product pitch for freelance/consulting clients.

Tools & Tech Stack

This training is tool-agnostic by principle, but you will practice with the industry-standard ecosystem so your skills translate immediately.

Core Development

  • Solidity, EVM tooling (Hardhat/Foundry patterns), ABI workflows, contract verification workflows.
  • Testing and assurance: unit tests, integration tests, fuzzing/invariants, static analysis tools.
  • dApp layer: wallet connection patterns, signature flows, transaction UX, indexing integration.

Ops & Security

  • CI/CD patterns for contracts: build gates, coverage gates, release notes, change logs.
  • Security scanning basics: dependency risk awareness, secrets hygiene, admin key discipline.
  • Endpoint and privacy: baseline hardening for developer machines and operational nodes.

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Suggested Schedule (4–12 Weeks)

Choose a schedule based on your time. The content is the same; pacing changes.

4 Weeks (Intensive)

Daily deep work. Rapid modules. Focus on completing capstone with limited optional topics.

8 Weeks (Professional)

Balanced pace. Includes security track, testing discipline, and better portfolio output.

12 Weeks (Mastery)

Full coverage. Includes extra audit practice, advanced scaling topics, and stronger documentation.

Career Track: Jobs, Freelance, Consulting

Blockchain professionals are hired for delivery, not vocabulary. Your strongest advantage is showing complete projects with security posture. This section aligns the training output with common job roles and freelancing outcomes.

Roles You Can Target

  • Smart Contract Engineer (Solidity, testing, deployment discipline)
  • dApp Full-Stack Developer (frontend wallet flows + backend indexing + contract integration)
  • Blockchain Security Analyst / Auditor (threat modeling, findings writing, verification)
  • Web3 DevOps / SRE (RPC reliability, monitoring, indexing operations)
  • Freelance Web3 Builder (capstone + demos + documentation become your pitch)

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  • Offer fixed-price deployments: “Testnet to Mainnet with Security Checklist”.
  • Offer security hardening: “Threat Model + Basic Audit + Fix Verification”.
  • Offer dApp UX fixes: transaction UX, signature flows, and fail-safe confirmations.
  • Sell internal tooling and templates via CyberDudeBivash ecosystem.

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FAQ

Do I need prior blockchain experience?

No. If you have basic programming experience, this training builds from fundamentals and ramps to professional delivery. If you are already a developer, you will move faster and focus deeper on security and production patterns.

Will I learn security auditing properly?

You will learn an audit-ready workflow: threat modeling, vulnerability classes, reasoning about privilege boundaries, fuzz/invariant testing, and writing findings with remediation. Full mastery requires repetition, but this training gives you the professional framework.

What will my portfolio look like?

You will produce a full system: contracts + tests + deployment scripts + documentation + a working dApp. That is the portfolio most candidates lack.

Is this focused on one chain only?

We use EVM as the primary learning base because it is widely adopted and provides the best transferability. You also learn multi-chain realities, rollups, bridging risks, and how to adapt architecture based on chain constraints.

How do I keep my development machine secure?

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References & Further Reading

  • Ethereum documentation, Solidity documentation, and widely used EIPs (read and re-read for professional clarity).
  • Common smart contract security research and best practices from reputable audit communities.
  • Chain-specific docs for the networks you deploy to (RPC behavior and finality assumptions differ).

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If you want a guided cohort training, mentorship, or a professional build-and-secure service for your dApp, connect with CyberDudeBivash. We focus on secure delivery, real engineering discipline, and production outcomes.

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