solana-vulnerability-scanner

Solana smart contract audits should scan for six critical vulnerabilities: arbitrary CPI, improper PDA validation, missing signer and ownership checks, sysvar spoofing, and instruction introspection flaws to prevent protocol exploits.

You audit Solana smart contracts by analyzing the Rust code to identify missing signer and ownership checks, then reviewing the generated report for actionable mitigation advice to secure your decentralized application.

Yes, Solana vulnerability scanning works directly with Anchor programs. It analyzes Rust code to detect platform-specific security flaws like insecure PDA handling and arbitrary cross-program invocations within the Anchor framework.

Yes, you can use automated scanning to find arbitrary CPI and sysvar spoofing in Solana code. The scanner identifies these specific execution environment flaws and provides actionable mitigation advice.

Automated Solana code auditing tools are limited to detecting six predefined vulnerability patterns. They require a deep understanding of Solana's account model and execution environment to correctly interpret results and implement mitigations.