Watchdog, developed in collaboration with blockchain security startup Debaub, will automatically scan for defective code in smart contracts that might become the core cause of security threats, according to a release from Fantom Foundation. It will pay special attention to assaults on decentralized finance (DeFi) apps.
Michael Kong, chief executive officer at Fantom Foundation stated:
“We’re incredibly excited to bring a new level of safety and security to the ecosystem with Watchdog. Developers require access to cost-effective, efficient, and trustworthy smart contract auditing tools. Watchdog delivers just that, and will set a new standard for security.”
Watchdog, according to the Fantom Foundation, will automatically analyze smart contracts in the ecosystem for flaws. If a vulnerability is discovered, security firm Dedaub will alert the project, aid them in understanding the risks, and assist the project team in addressing the vulnerability in a timely manner.
Because certain complicated defects may go unnoticed, automated analysis of smart contract logic does not ensure security against assaults. As a result, Watchdog is intended to enhance rather than completely replace costly third-party audits.
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