smart-contract-auditing

Smart contract auditing identifies exploitable vulnerabilities like reentrancy and integer math issues through manual code review, automated analysis, and attack simulation workflows. It verifies CEI checks, external-call safety, and protocol-level failure modes to protect funds.

DeFi security vulnerability assessments for ERC-4626 vaults apply adversarial review methodology and vulnerability taxonomy to identify protocol-level failure modes. They produce structured audit reports with severity classification, impact analysis, and clear remediation guidance.

Smart contract audit reports require findings with severity classification (Critical/High/Medium/Low/Informational), evidence, impact analysis, and remediation guidance. They integrate fuzz/property testing and PoC design to demonstrate exploitable vulnerabilities.

Yes, adversarial review methodology applies to EVM/DeFi systems including lending protocols, AMMs/DEXes, and stablecoin designs. It identifies common vulnerability classes like oracle manipulation, access control failures, and upgrade/storage collisions.

Threat modeling and invariant verification require building an auditor's mental model of state-changing paths and trust boundaries. This approach uncovers authorization failures and protocol-level risks by reasoning about how code can break.

Smart contract auditing covers fuzz/property testing and automated analysis to perform exploit analysis. It simulates attacks against EVM systems to verify math safety, external-call integrity, and protocol-level failure modes.