solana-vulnerability-scanner

To audit Solana programs for security vulnerabilities, you can scan Rust and Anchor framework code to identify six critical flaws including arbitrary cross-program invocations and improper PDA validation. The scan provides detailed findings, code references, and severity levels.

Common security vulnerabilities in Solana smart contracts include arbitrary cross-program invocations, improper program-derived address validation, missing signer checks, missing ownership checks, and sysvar spoofing. Detecting these issues early prevents critical exploits in DeFi protocols.

Yes, you can scan Anchor framework programs for missing signer and ownership checks. The scanner analyzes Rust-based Solana programs to detect these specific account validation flaws and provides recommended fixes to enhance program security.

Yes, this Solana vulnerability scanner detects sysvar spoofing and arbitrary cross-program invocations. It scans the smart contract code to identify these critical security flaws, outputting detailed findings with code references and severity levels.

The best way to check Solana programs for cross-program invocation flaws is to automate an audit scan of the Rust code. This process identifies arbitrary CPIs, validates program-derived addresses, and outputs recommended fixes to secure the protocol before deployment.