audit-breadth-scan

A breadth scan systematically maps security risk across all contracts by evaluating surface exposure, dependencies, and upgrade risks to ensure no function escapes initial risk assessment.

To map the attack surface across multiple contracts, perform a contract-level assessment to enumerate entry points and potential abuse vectors, then use a function risk matrix to identify high-risk pathways.

Identify high-risk functions for depth analysis by generating prioritized leads from P0 to P3 during the attack surface mapping phase, establishing clear transition criteria for targeted deep dives.

Yes, a breadth scan is applicable for contract-level assessments to quickly evaluate surface exposure and dependencies, producing clear transition criteria to guide subsequent depth-analysis leads.

Prioritize audit leads by executing a pass-based methodology that ranks functions from P0 to P3 based on risk severity, ensuring depth analysis targets the most critical attack surface vectors first.

Avoid using a breadth scan when you need to investigate a specific, known vulnerability in depth, as this methodology focuses on breadth-first risk assessment rather than isolated depth-analysis execution.