Offensive security

Smart Contract Testing

Line-by-line Solidity/Vyper audit plus fuzzing and formal-style invariant checks before mainnet deploy.

Pre-mainnet
Audit before deploy, not after
SWC
Registry-aligned findings

Security testing

In plain terms Testing

What this is

Line-by-line Solidity/Vyper audit plus fuzzing and formal-style invariant checks before mainnet deploy.

Why it can hurt you

A smart-contract bug isn’t a patch cycle away from fixed — it’s immutable and the funds are often already gone.

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Why it matters to you Testing

The problem

A smart-contract bug isn’t a patch cycle away from fixed — it’s immutable and the funds are often already gone.

Immutable-code confidence

Catch what can’t be patched after deploy.

Investor & user trust

A published audit is now table stakes for serious protocols.

Security testing

How we do it Testing

Manual line review

Every function reviewed against the SWC registry of known vulnerability classes.

Fuzzing & invariant testing

Automated fuzzers hunt edge cases; invariants checked hold under adversarial input.

Economic/game-theory review

Incentive design checked for flash-loan and oracle-manipulation attack paths.

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What we typically find Testing

Reentrancy

External calls before state updates enabling recursive drain.

Integer overflow/underflow

Unchecked arithmetic in balance or supply logic.

Oracle manipulation

Price feeds manipulable within a single transaction.

Access-control gaps

Privileged functions missing or misconfigured modifiers.

No scanner dump. A fixed problem.

Every finding is reproduced by hand and comes with a working proof of concept.

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What lands on your desk Testing

Audit report

Severity-ranked findings with proof-of-concept exploit code.

Public audit summary

Community-facing report format for trust and transparency.

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What you get out of it Testing

Immutable-code confidence

Catch what can’t be patched after deploy.

Investor & user trust

A published audit is now table stakes for serious protocols.

Security testing

Step by step Testing

1. Manual line review

Every function reviewed against the SWC registry of known vulnerability classes.

2. Fuzzing & invariant testing

Automated fuzzers hunt edge cases; invariants checked hold under adversarial input.

3. Economic/game-theory review

Incentive design checked for flash-loan and oracle-manipulation attack paths.

Find out what we would find.

A scoping call is thirty minutes, costs nothing, and ends with a fixed price and a date. If we are not the right people for the job, we will tell you that too.