Test security properties for smart contracts with Fuzzing.
Detect vulnerabilities prior to deployment and avoid costly smart contract rewrites.
What is Fuzzing?
One of the prominent process used for identification of bugs in smart contracts. We can use a fuzzing to find the test cases that could have been missed in the unit testing phase.
In the current scenario, fuzz testing refers to a self-executing process of discovering security bugs by processing random inputs into a program until it finds any vulnerability. It relies on pushing large amounts of data called ‘fuzz’ to strike our target smart Contract.
Fuzzing as a Service
detects contract violations in 3 steps:
Step 1:
Define specifications for your smart contract using Scribble.
Step 2:
Submit your code to Diligence to run fuzzing campaigns.
Step 3:
Fix the violations in your code.
Key Differentiators
Smart Contracts as a Specification
Improve an auditor’s ability to find flaws in smart contracts.
Automated Testing
Automated testing technology finds property violations and reports them to the user.
State-of-the-art Fuzzing Techniques
Easy, thorough smart contract testing provides comprehensive security
Business Logic Integrity
Test business logic, check for correctness and find security problems.
Smart Contracts as a Specification
Improve an auditor’s ability to find flaws in smart contracts.
Automated Testing
Automated testing technology finds property violations and reports them to the user.
State-of-the-art Fuzzing Techniques
Easy, thorough smart contract testing provides comprehensive security
Business Logic Integrity
Test business logic, check for correctness and find security problems.