ton-vulnerability-scanner

To scan TON smart contracts for vulnerabilities, you can automate the detection of security flaws in FunC language files. This process checks for integer overflow, fake Jetton contracts, and gas checks, providing immediate fix recommendations and detailed reports with file references and severity levels.

When auditing FunC smart contracts, you should look for integer overflow, fake Jetton contracts, and missing gas checks. Automating this security audit identifies these critical patterns and provides direct recommendations for fixing the detected issues before your dApp launch.

TON vulnerability scanning requires the ton-cli command-line tool for execution. You must have this dependency installed in your environment to run the automated detection scripts that identify security vulnerabilities in your FunC smart contracts.

You can use an automated security audit for TON dApp pre-launch checks by scanning the smart contracts in your project's directory. This generates custom reports with severity levels and file references, catching potential vulnerabilities early before deployment.

The best way to detect fake Jetton contracts in TON is to use an automated vulnerability scanner that checks FunC code for specific malicious patterns. This approach identifies the fake contracts and provides immediate fix recommendations to ensure application safety.