Smart Contract Security Audit

Unicis.Tech offers Consulting as a Service (CaaS) to web3 businesses by performing a Smart Contract Security Audit.

Phases​

This report is produced in the following stages:

1. In preparation, the audit team is granted access to a smart contract for the purpose of conducting a preliminary examination and negotiating a specification agreement.
2. Code review and analysis, audit team looking for bugs and vulnerabilities using automated analysis and code review to detect errors.
3. The test, audit teams evaluate any specifications to ensure that a project is carried out in accordance with its intended functionality.
4. Reporting, the audit team creates a detailed report based on the results of the automated and manual reviews. The audit team is collaborating with the project team to better understand smart contract vulnerabilities, mitigation recommendations, and strategy.
5. Re-testing the smart contract code review and logic on previous vulnerability discoveries to determine whether the code has been patched.
6. Remediation check, the final step in which the audit marks which vulnerabilities have been successfully mitigated and patched, as well as whether there are any new bugs or vulnerabilities. Following the checks, the project team receives two reports: one with a short summary and one with details.

Reports​

The smart contracts are the sole basis for the security audit analysis. There was no application or operational security review. There has been no review of the platform code. It is also recommended that the reader read the entire report. We only distribute the report's executive summary. Interested parties should contact the project team.

This is a list of smart contract security audit reports in which project teams and companies hired Unicis.Tech to perform a Smart Contract Security Audit on their Smart Contract.