Solana Program Security Scanner

To audit a Solana program for security vulnerabilities, you can scan it using structured patterns that identify account validation, CPI safety, PDA handling, and oracle interaction risks. The scanner outputs actionable findings and remediation guidance for Anchor and native programs.

Common security vulnerabilities in Anchor programs include missing owner checks, incorrect PDA derivations, unsafe CPI interactions, and improper Token-2022 extension handling. The scanner identifies these risk vectors and supplies mitigation checklists.

You can use this scanner for both native Solana programs and Anchor-based programs. It provides tailored workflow templates and vulnerability patterns suited to each framework's architecture.

CPI safety in Solana security audits involves verifying cross-program invocations validate account owners and signers before executing sensitive instructions. The scanner outlines these CPI considerations to prevent unauthorized access.

The best way to check PDA derivations in a Solana audit is to systematically verify canonical bumps and seed combinations against expected program logic. The scanner provides structured checklists to identify PDA misconfigurations.

Yes, this Solana security scanner supports Token-2022 extensions by identifying specific risk vectors and security misconfigurations related to token extensions. It provides practical checklists for handling these interactions.