Yevhenii Bezuhlyi
Head of Smart Contracts Audits Department
Rust Smart Contract Audit
A dedicated team of experts for a professional security audit of contracts coded in Rust
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Why audit smart contracts in Rust?
Code exploits in Rust are massive in damages
Ten chains, including Solana, Near, Casper, and Polkadot, use smart contracts written in Rust. With a total mcap of $200b and a daily trading volume of $43b, smart contracts written in Rust experience painful cyber attacks. Since 2020, ten Rust projects have been hacked for $390m. For projects coded in Rust, hacks are infrequent, but each case results in catastrophic loss.
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Avoid costly errors
Severe vulnerabilities in Rust code may prove costly after release. To avoid catastrophic mistakes, it is important to audit a smart contract code at its early stages of development.
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Optimize your code
We provide a double review and analysis of your Rust code. Our guidance is authoritative, aimed at mitigating and preventing severe weaknesses in your code.
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Win users’ confidence
Protect the end-user with an audit of a smart contract written in Rust. Let everyone acknowledge your project focus on security and ethics.
Value of smart contract audit for your project
- $6B total value lost to hacks, $3.8B in 2022
- DeFi Protocols accounted for 82% of all hack losses in 2022
- Triple damage: financial loss + token price drop + lost trust
What projects need a Smart Contract Audit?
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DeFi & DEX
Although Rust is a flexible and secure language by design, its programs can still be vulnerable, especially Rust-based DeFi projects. Get your audit to be on the safer side.
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NFT & Gaming
The assets in your gaming project must be well-protected. Rust crypto audit blocks every loophole the attackers might want to exploit.
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Wallets & Bridges
Ensure there is efficient storage and safe cross-chain interaction in your wallets and bridges respectively. A great way to do that is to audit your Rust programs comprehensively.
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.. And Every Project With Rust Smart Contracts
Whatever solution or project you are building with Rust, know that the hackers are after you. Therefore, have a security-first mindset.
When is the right time for a Rust smart contract audit?
- When preparing for product launch
- Upon noticing any malicious activities
- After introducing major updates
- Before important listing
Looking forward to avoiding exploits and making your project free of security flaws?
Fill out the form to get a quote and book our certified specialists
Benefits of Hacken Smart Contract Audit
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Time-Effecient Process
Audit duration is agreed upon with the customer during the negotiation phase. Our services include well-defined timelines and expectations, efficient communication and support throughout the entire process.
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Expertise
Hacken is a European auditor with 5+ years of experience of auditing smart contracts. We have developed own audit quality methodology.
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Transparent Pricing
The cost of the Rust audit is established during the negotiation phase. It is based on its complexity and scope. We do not charge any hidden fees or penalties.
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Community Trust
You can find Hacken audit reports incorporated into CoinGecko, CoinMarketCap, and CER.live. It gives users trustworthiness.
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Human Face
Hacken are real individuals with a passion for securing Web3. Meet us at crypto events or reach out on LinkedIn/Twitter/Facebook.
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Quality
Hacken has a <1% incident rate among the audited projects and 0% of scam ventures.
how does it work?
Become Audited by Hacken within 3-10 Days
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Get a quote
You submit the required documentation and get the estimation of the audit scope, timeline, and price.
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Fix it
Audit Report
After a review and analysis of the code, you will receive a report detailing detected issues, severity levels, and recommendations on their fixing.
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2-5 DAYS
Remediation check
If you introduce fixes, our team will conduct a separate check to ensure their accuracy (1 check is included in the Rust smart contract audit price).
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Certification and promotion
Integrate Hacken audit into your website and see it displayed on CER.live, CMC, and CoinGecko. You get “Proofed by Hacken” Certification.
Reach our team to get an estimate and price
Tech Peculiarities
“Automation checks cannot fully substitute human involvement. The role of auditors is to think like hackers with a focus on being a few steps ahead of them. And don’t forget that there is never enough security”
Hacken methodology is accepted by CoinGecko, CoinMarketCap, and Cer.live. We apply a four-stage approach to code review and analysis as it’s the most critical part. First, we run automatic tests to check all possible states of the contract and catch simple issues. Second, two separate auditors conduct independent line-to-line code reviews and analyses. Third, the lead auditor manually checks the parallel audits and performs an additional code review. Finally, auditors share the results and work out all disputable points. The smart contract audit by Hacken is so effective because it relies on several auditors to detect hidden weaknesses. We encourage our customers to go through our methodology before the audit and discuss any concerns and suggestions.
Dedicated teams for languages:
Hacken audits most blockchain protocols including
What will you get after an audit?
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Certification
After the audit, you will be able to integrate the badge “audited by Hacken” into your website.
Hacken audit will be attached to your project’s page on:
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Promotion
If your project meets Hacken’s partnership requirements, we will offer you an extended service package including marketing activities.
Hacken social media coverage:
>100K users on:
What does Rust Smart Contract Audit Report include?
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Classification of vulnerabilities depending on their severity.
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Step-by-step recommendations on how to fix all issues.
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Smart contract scoring according to 4 parameters: documentation quality, code quality, architecture quality, and security.
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Why Hacken?
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5+
Years of Expertise
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1,000+
Clients
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50+
Crypto Exchanges
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180+
Partners
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1,200+
Audited Projects
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100+
Team Members
Security Auditor & Partner for leading Web3 players
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FAQ
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Which chains/protocols use smart contracts coded in Rust programming language?
Nervos (CKB), OKC (OKT), Solana (SOL), Near Protocol (NEAR), Internet Computer (ICP), Elrond (EGLD), Secret (SCRT), Casper (CSPR), Polkadot (DOT) rely on Rust.
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What virtual machines are most commonly used with Rust?
The most common virtual machines used with Rust are Wasm, Wasmi, Qtum x86 virtual machine, CKB-VM, EVM, and Low-level Virtual Machine (LLVM).
Bobby Ong
Co-founder, CoinGecko
"CoinGecko is excited about working with Hacken for our bug bounty program. We are well aware of the dangers that vulnerabilities may present to our users and this is one way where we take proactive steps together with Hacken to ensure and improve the safety, security, and integrity of our platform."
Mike Miclea
Head of Marketing, Cirus Foundation
"Strong expertise. In our opinion, this team knows everything about cybersecurity"