AI-driven Static Analyzer. Supports Rust and Smart contracts: Solana based on Rust, Ethereum based on Solidity.
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AI-driven Static Analyzer. Supports Rust and Smart contracts: Solana based on Rust, Ethereum based on Solidity.
eBurger is a static analysis tool that provides a way to quickly query and analyze solidity smart contracts.
The runtime monitoring tool for smart contracts business logic.
EtherAuthority secures web3 including: DeFi, NFT, DAO, Metaverse, Gaming, DEX, Launchpad, L1 Blockchain, Escrow, Cross-chain Bridge, and many more.
A clean, plug and play CLI tool for managing remote fuzzing jobs.
MCP-first security orchestrator for Solidity smart contracts. Validates AI attack hypotheses, generates Foundry proof scaffolds, catches bugs before auditors do.
Reproducible DeFi exploit PoCs with technical reports and attacker journey writeups
ethernaut challange solutions with solidity ^0.8.0
Solidity security scanning with 201 detectors that run on your machine. CLI + local MCP server.
Common Solidity vulnerability patterns with fixes and best practices
Describes and implements some Solidity common best practices
A collection of Solidity CTF puzzles & solutions
Pure DePIN + ZK Architecture with Sovereign-Led Governance
Posting the highlights and gotchas of my journey on becoming a Smart Contract Auditor
Smart-Contract Security Lab is a comprehensive educational and practical platform for learning about smart contract security in Solidity.
Security-first overcollateralized lending protocol on Solana - emergency pause, oracle guards, rate-limited withdrawals.
Solutions of Ethereum CTFs
This repository contains my solutions to the Ethernaut challenges, a platform to learn about smart contract security.
Aptos/Sui Move dev • Token, Escrow, NFT, Marketplace • CI + tests • Hire me → @rootmhz | 007rootmhz@gmail.com
Comprehensive solutions to OpenZeppelin's Ethernaut challenges, built and tested on Foundry. Demonstrates deep understanding of Ethereum security, smart contract vulnerabilities, and exploit techniques such as reentrancy, delegatecall abuse, storage manipulation, tx.origin attacks, and more.
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