algorand-vulnerability-scanner

To audit Algorand smart contracts, you can scan TEAL and PyTeal source code to identify 11 critical security patterns like rekeying attacks and group transaction manipulation. This automated vulnerability detection ensures your contracts are secure before deployment.

When securing Algorand TEAL code, check for 11 specific exploit patterns including rekeying attacks, group transaction manipulation, and improper validation of transaction fields like RekeyTo and CloseRemainderTo. These vulnerabilities can lead to unauthorized account control or asset drainage.

Yes, you can scan both stateful applications and smart signatures written in PyTeal. The scanner performs static analysis of transaction field validations and atomic group logic to ensure compliance with Algorand platform-specific security standards.

To prevent rekeying attacks in Algorand smart contracts, scan your TEAL and PyTeal code to verify that transaction fields like RekeyTo are properly validated. The scanner identifies missing validations and provides specific code-level remediation guidance.

Yes, the Algorand vulnerability scanner requires tealer as a dependency to perform static analysis on your smart contract source code. You need tealer installed to detect the 11 critical exploit patterns across your project directory.

Static analysis for Algorand smart contract security focuses on identifying 11 specific exploit patterns in source code but may not catch runtime issues or complex logic flaws. It scans TEAL and PyTeal files for known vulnerability signatures rather than simulating dynamic execution.