anchor-sealevel-attacks

To audit a Solana Anchor program, you can use this Skill to detect and report 11 sealevel attack classes, providing prioritized findings with code patterns and remediation guidance for your security review.

Sealevel attack vectors in Solana programs include 11 distinct vulnerability classes, such as PDA and sysvar manipulations, which this Skill identifies and reports across both native Rust and Anchor-based workflows.

Yes, you can use this Skill to review Solana PRs for security issues, as it produces prioritized findings with locations, code patterns, and remediation guidance specifically facilitating PR reviews and security audits.

Yes, this security audit works with both native Rust and Anchor-based Solana programs, identifying and reporting sealevel attack patterns across development pipelines, PR reviews, and security audits.

You can identify PDA and sysvar vulnerabilities in Solana code by applying this Skill, which covers 11 vulnerability classes and provides references to official attack patterns to standardize secure coding practices.

The best way to standardize secure coding practices for Anchor programs is to audit them against official attack patterns, which this Skill provides as reference materials alongside structured vulnerability reports to educate team members.