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    Clear instructions and best security practices to ensure the secure usage of private keys for smart contract management.

    Paweł Kuryłowicz

    Managing Partner & Smart Contract Security Auditor

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    Damian Rusinek

    Managing Partner & Smart Contract Security Auditor

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    What is Composable Security? +

    We are a small, elite team of smart contract auditors specializing in (re)staking, AVS, and hooks. We tailor our solutions to each client’s unique needs. We reject one-size-fits-all strategies in favor of a personalized, continually evolving service that delivers the highest level of security.

    What is smart contract audit? +

    A smart contract audit is a comprehensive examination of the code underlying a blockchain-based smart contract. This process involves expert auditors looking for security vulnerabilities, design issues, and efficiency problems. The goal is to ensure the smart contract operates as intended, without any flaws that could lead to security breaches, rug pulls, or hacks.

    Smart contract audit is crucial in the blockchain ecosystem to maintain trust and reliability in projects building decentralized applications.

    How long do audits take? +

    It depends on the complexity of the smart contract. However, on average it takes approximately two weeks.

    To learn about how we perform smart contract audits head to this artice.

    How much does a security review cost? +

    Smart contract audits done by professionals typically cost ~$10000-$30000 for an average project. The price of the audit depends on many factors, but the following have a key impact on the price:

    • number of lines of solidity code (nSLOC),
    • the complexity of the code,
    • documentation quality and code clarity,
    • whether the auditors know your protocol and the components you use,
    • whether you are using standard implementations or implementing something from scratch,
    • the deadline for the audit.

    Smart contract audit cost can be slightly minimized if before the audit you use a checklist prepared by us.

    What kind of post-audit support do you provide? +

    After introducing the changes to the smart contract, we perform a one-time verification to make sure that the recommendations have been introduced in the right way and that the found vulnerabilities do not exist anymore. Afterward, we are always open to assisting our clients in answering all of their questions and helping in solving issues related to security.

    To learn about how we perform smart audits head to this article.

    Why do smart contracts need to be audited? +

    Smart contracts need to be audited to ensure their security and effectiveness. As they are self-executing contracts with the terms directly written into code, any flaws can lead to significant financial losses.

    Smart contract audits help identify vulnerabilities before deployment, safeguarding against potential hacks and ensuring the contract functions as intended.