cosmos-vulnerability-scanner

To audit Cosmos SDK blockchains, you must statically analyze Go and Rust source code to identify 9 specific consensus-critical vulnerabilities, including non-determinism, incorrect signers, and ABCI panics, generating a prioritized findings report with file references.

Consensus failures in Cosmos SDK networks are frequently caused by non-determinism, incorrect signers, ABCI panics, and rounding errors, which require static analysis of Go and Rust sources to detect and remediate effectively.

Yes, you can scan CosmWasm smart contracts alongside Cosmos SDK modules for consensus risks, applying static analysis to both Rust and Go sources to identify vulnerability patterns and produce actionable remediation guidance.

Identifying non-determinism and ABCI panics in Cosmos chain source code requires applying static analysis to Go and Rust files to match reference vulnerability patterns, producing a structured findings report with file references and remediation steps.

The best way to generate a vulnerability report for a Cosmos-based chain is running a static analysis scanner on the codebase to detect 9 specific vulnerability patterns, outputting a prioritized report with file references and remediation guidance.

Yes, you need static analysis to find rounding errors in Cosmos SDK codebases, as detecting these consensus-critical vulnerabilities requires analyzing Go and Rust sources against reference patterns to produce accurate remediation guidance.