audit-workflow

A structured Solidity audit methodology uses five phases: reconnaissance, static analysis, manual review, verification, and reporting. It guides specific checks for access control, reentrancy, input validation, arithmetic, oracle manipulation, external integrations, and economic logic.

Perform a smart contract audit by following a five-phase process: reconnaissance, static analysis, manual review, verification, and reporting. Use specific checklists to review access control, reentrancy, input validation, and economic logic before deployment.

Yes, the audit workflow integrates Slither and Foundry commands during the static analysis phase. These tools help automate vulnerability detection before proceeding to manual review and verification of the Solidity code.

When reviewing Solidity code, check for access control flaws, reentrancy, input validation issues, arithmetic overflows, oracle manipulation, external integration risks, and economic logic flaws using the methodology's detailed checklists.

Yes, the audit methodology references external checklists and report templates to ensure thorough documentation. It provides specific tasks within each phase to guide the reporting process for Solidity smart contract vulnerabilities.