Smart Contracts Security With AI

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What Will You Learn?

  • Identify and mitigate common vulnerabilities in smart contracts
  • Use AI tools to assist with smart contract audits
  • Automate bug detection using machine learning models
  • Perform static and dynamic analysis on Ethereum contracts
  • Design secure, gas-optimized smart contracts

Course Content

Introduction to smart contracts security
here's a complete roadmap to smart contracts security: https://github.com/Quillhash/QuillAudit_Auditor_Roadmap

  • integrating AI in smart contracts auditing
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How to write Audit reports
How to Write a Smart Contract Audit Report A smart contract audit report is a structured document that communicates the findings of a security review to developers, stakeholders, and users. It should be clear, detailed, and professional. Here's how to structure and write an effective audit report: 1. Executive Summary This section gives a high-level overview of the audit process and results. Mention: Scope of the audit (what was reviewed) Overall risk assessment (e.g., high, medium, low) Summary of critical issues found and their resolution status Example: "We audited 4 smart contracts for XYZ Protocol. A total of 12 issues were found: 2 critical, 3 medium, 4 low, and 3 informational. All critical issues were resolved." 2. Scope and Methodology Define what was covered in the audit: Contracts reviewed (with file names and commit hashes) Tools used (e.g., Slither, Mythril, manual review) Limitations (e.g., testnet only, no formal verification) 3. Vulnerability Findings Present each issue using a consistent format: Issue ID and Title (e.g., #1 - Reentrancy Vulnerability) Severity: Critical / High / Medium / Low / Informational Description: Clear explanation of the problem Impact: What could happen if exploited Recommendation: How to fix or mitigate the issue Status: Open / Resolved / Acknowledged Tip: Include code snippets, references to best practices, or links to documentation where helpful. 4. Code Quality and Best Practices Even if no major vulnerabilities are found, note: Gas optimizations Redundant logic Naming inconsistencies Unused variables or dead code 5. Final Risk Rating Provide an overall risk assessment post-remediation: Explain how the fixes affect the final security posture Optionally include a before/after comparison table 6. Appendix Audit checklist Tools used and versions Full list of files and lines reviewed Optional: Screenshot of successful test runs or scans 📌 Tips for Effective Audit Reports Be objective and professional—avoid blame or assumptions. Use visuals (tables, charts) to enhance readability. Include timelines if the audit had multiple rounds. A well-written audit report not only protects users but also boosts confidence in the project. Treat it as both a technical document and a piece of stakeholder communication.

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