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Penetration testing for SUI Move contracts works by simulating real-world adversarial attacks, generating and executing test vectors against your code to identify exploitable weaknesses related to access control, integer abuse, and object manipulation.

Adversarial security testing identifies SUI Move vulnerabilities including access control bypasses, integer abuses, object manipulation, economic attacks, type confusion, ordering attacks, and denial of service vectors.

Yes, you can audit a DeFi protocol on SUI for economic attack vectors before deployment by executing an automated attack simulation that targets financial exploit scenarios and object manipulation weaknesses.

The best way to identify object manipulation and type confusion vulnerabilities in Move is through input fuzzing and adversarial attack simulation, which actively tests your contract code against these specific exploit classes.

When auditing SUI Move contracts, security findings are classified into three categories: EXPLOITED for confirmed vulnerabilities, SUSPICIOUS for potential weaknesses, and DEFENDED for successfully resisted attack vectors.