solana-vulnerability-scanner

Scanning Solana programs for missing signer and ownership checks involves analyzing program logic to detect six critical vulnerability patterns. This process identifies missing security validations across native Rust and Anchor projects, producing a prioritized report with severity ratings and concrete remediation guidance.

Automating Anchor vulnerability auditing for PDA validation requires structured scanning that highlights improper PDA validation among six critical patterns. The automated approach surfaces file references and actionable fixes to accelerate security reviews and pre-launch audits.

Solana vulnerability scanning works with both native Rust and Anchor programs. It analyzes program logic, CPI usage, PDA handling, and account validation patterns across both project types to detect security risks.

Detecting arbitrary CPI and sysvar spoofing risks in Solana code involves automated scanning for six known vulnerability patterns. The scan narrows security risk by identifying these critical issues across Rust and Anchor projects, providing specific remediation guidance.

Critical Solana vulnerability patterns to check before a pre-launch audit include arbitrary CPI, improper PDA validation, missing ownership checks, missing signer checks, sysvar spoofing, and improper instruction introspection. Automated scanning identifies these six patterns and provides actionable fixes.

Improper instruction introspection during Anchor security reviews occurs when program logic fails to correctly validate instruction data. Vulnerability scanning detects this pattern automatically, providing severity ratings and references to VULNERABILITY_PATTERNS.md and best practices for remediation.