/SCAuditStudio

SC Audit Studio, also known as Smart Contract Audit Studio, is a powerful tool that serves as an all-in-one Integrated Development Environment for smart contract auditing.

Primary LanguageC#

SCAuditStudio - Judge Sherlock Contest Faster

Getting Started

  1. Download the latest windows or linux release depending on your system
  2. Start the SCAS app.
  3. Select "Judge Contest" or "Audit Project"
  4. Open your project
  5. When ready, push your changes over github

Watch this youtube video for more info: How to use SCAuditStudio

Important Links

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Overview

SC Audit Studio, also known as the Smart Contract Audit Studio, is a powerful tool that serves as an all-in-one Integrated Development Environment for smart contract auditing. Its primary function is to help users analyze and identify vulnerabilities in the code or design of defi or WEB3 applications.

screen The process of smart contract auditing typically involves two phases:
the research phase, where issues are identified, and the judging phase, where these issues are categorized. Although there are several companies and hundreds of independent security researchers that provide this valuable service, the most prominent platforms in this field are Sherlock.xyz, Code 4erna, and Immunefi.

screen The importance of smart contract auditing cannot be overstated.
Every project that involves smart contracts must undergo a thorough auditing process to ensure its integrity and security.

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Issues

please open issues if you notice anything

Documentation

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Supporter

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