EVMbench for Solana: Trident Arena, a multi-agent AI security scanning solution.
21 out of 30 critical/high-severity vulnerabilities found across 6 open source Solana code bases in benchmarks.
70% true positive rate.
See it in action: During a manual audit, TridentArena helped us find a critical-severity issue (later fixed), making @MetaDAOProject even more secure.
Built by the School of Solana senior auditors, securing leading protocols.
Time to IBRL of Solana security audits!
Launch blog post: ackee.xyz/blog/trident-arena…
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How do input validation vulnerabilities work? Take a closer look at January's $13.4M hack of @0xSwapNet.
The vulnerability enabled attackers to control low-level calls and turn approvals into an attack vector. So what does that mean?↓
How do input validation vulnerabilities work? Take a closer look at January's $13.4M hack of @0xSwapNet.
The vulnerability enabled attackers to control low-level calls and turn approvals into an attack vector. So what does that mean?↓
6/ Similar attacks can be prevented by:
- Open-sourcing critical contract logic and having it audited
- Using exact-amount approvals instead of infinite values
- Whitelisting call targets in routing contracts
- Validating function selectors on all low-level calls
Learn how access control vulnerabilities work in our deep-dive on the Crosscurve exploit, and prevent this in your project:
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On February 2, an attacker forged a cross-chain message to drain $2.8M from CrossCurve.
It worked because the protocol's receiver contract exposed a privileged execution path without access control.
How to prevent these types of exploits? ↓
On January 8th, @Truebitprotocol lost 8,535 ETH ($26.4M) to an integer overflow.
The vulnerable contract was deployed in 2021, never audited, and held millions in ETH.
Here's what happened ↓
Security is only as strong as the weakest link.
You can have great fuzzing and still lose funds to:
• weak access control
• unsafe dependencies
• missing monitoring/response
• social engineering in ops
Treat security as a system: code quality testing fuzzing audits.
Solana Developers should know: one missing account constraint can drain your program's funds.
This tool✨found the bug instantly✨.
New guide with @AckeeBlockchain: how to fuzz test your Solana programs with @TridentSolana
Our auditors have already discovered dozens of vulnerabilities in major Solana protocols.
Don't miss the opportunity to work with Solana OGs and get in touch at the link below.
The jump from Wake Arena 3.0 to 3.1 is a 21 percentage point increase in detection rate.
3.0 at 46% → 3.1 at 67%
Frontier LLMs plateau around 44%.
That ceiling is real: more compute, better prompts, same result.
The staircase:
Opus 4.5 (22%)
GPT-5 (26%)
GPT-5.2 xhigh (44%) = Zellic v12 (44%)
Wake Arena 3.0 (46%)
Wake Arena 3.1 (67%).
Breaking through that ceiling required a different architecture.
Not a different prompt.
Learn more ↓
Learn how to set up our fuzzing framework @TridentSolana, write a test to catch a real program vulnerability, and monitor the results.
Thank you @mikehale & @Quicknode@QuicknodeSolana for collaborating with us on this deep dive. ↓
Solana Developers should know: one missing account constraint can drain your program's funds.
This tool✨found the bug instantly✨.
New guide with @AckeeBlockchain: how to fuzz test your Solana programs with @TridentSolana