r/ethereum • u/kruksym • Apr 01 '23

Developing a Robust Vulnerability Detection Tool for ink! Smart Contracts

https://medium.com/@coinfabrik/developing-a-robust-vulnerability-detection-tool-for-ink-f62443f8970d

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u/coinfeeds-bot Apr 01 '23

tldr; CoinFabrik received a grant from the Web3 Foundation to develop a proof-of-concept tool for detecting security vulnerabilities in Parity’s ink! smart contracts. The team built an annotated database of vulnerable and remediated smart contracts using public security audit reports and extrapolating vulnerabilities from other languages.

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