cosmos-vulnerability-scanner

To scan Cosmos SDK blockchains for consensus-critical vulnerabilities, you can use static analysis to identify non-determinism, incorrect signers, and ABCI panics in Go codebases. The scanner analyzes Go modules to find and report security flaws with recommended fixes.

Chain halts in CosmWasm smart contracts are frequently caused by consensus-breaking vulnerabilities like non-determinism, incorrect signers, and rounding errors. Analyzing Rust codebases using static pattern matching identifies these 9 critical security flaws before mainnet launch.

Yes, you can audit Rust CosmWasm contracts and Go modules for ABCI panics. The scanner analyzes both codebases using static analysis to detect consensus-critical vulnerabilities and reports the identified security flaws with actionable fixes.

You need to run a vulnerability scan on a Cosmos blockchain project before mainnet launch to proactively identify consensus failures. Scanning Go and Rust codebases detects 9 specific consensus-critical patterns, preventing potential chain halts and fund loss.

The best way to find non-determinism and rounding errors in Cosmos SDK code is through static analysis and pattern matching. This approach systematically scans Go modules to pinpoint consensus-critical vulnerabilities and provides recommended fixes.

Static analysis detects 9 specific consensus-breaking bugs in Cosmos blockchains, including non-determinism, incorrect signers, and ABCI panics. It analyzes Go and Rust codebases to identify these critical security flaws and suggest appropriate fixes.