solana-vulnerability-scanner

Auditing Solana smart contracts involves scanning Rust code for six critical security anti-patterns including arbitrary CPI and sysvar spoofing, providing detailed analysis and remediation guidance to fix identified issues.

Security anti-patterns in Solana Rust programs include arbitrary CPI, improper PDA validation, missing signer checks, missing ownership checks, and sysvar spoofing, all of which can lead to critical protocol exploits.

Yes, you can scan Anchor programs to detect missing signer checks by analyzing Rust code for specific security anti-patterns, providing targeted remediation advice for the identified vulnerabilities.

Yes, the Solana vulnerability scanner checks for improper PDA validation along with five other critical vulnerability patterns specific to Solana's architecture, helping secure programs before deployment.

Securing a Solana DeFi protocol before deployment involves performing an initial security scan of smart contracts to catch common vulnerabilities like arbitrary CPI and missing ownership checks.

Automated Rust code analysis for Solana vulnerabilities targets six specific anti-patterns; it may not detect complex business logic flaws or novel exploit vectors outside its predefined security scanning rules.