solana-vulnerability-scanner

You can audit Solana programs for security vulnerabilities by scanning the Rust or Anchor source code to identify six critical patterns including arbitrary CPI, improper PDA validation, missing signer checks, and sysvar spoofing. The scan yields detailed findings and recommended fixes for each detected flaw.

Critical vulnerabilities in Solana smart contracts include arbitrary cross-program invocation, improper PDA validation, missing signer and ownership checks, and sysvar spoofing. These platform-specific flaws exploit Solana's unique account model and inter-program communication mechanisms.

Yes, automated vulnerability scanners can analyze Anchor framework programs by evaluating Rust file indicators and project structure markers. This allows the scanner to verify account validation and cross-program invocation security specific to the Anchor framework.

To check for missing signer and ownership validation in Solana Rust code, scan the program logic for account verification patterns. The scanner flags instances where these critical checks are absent and provides specific fixes to secure the account handling.

Yes, Solana vulnerability scanning specifically covers cross-program invocation security by detecting arbitrary CPI patterns. It analyzes how programs interact and validates that CPI calls are properly restricted, preventing unauthorized inter-program communication exploits.