First AI audit agent with Formal Verification for Web3 💜 - For Solana - On subscription - First month free @colosseum honorable mention
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What we see:
- Audits are expensive 💰
- Audits must be repeated 🔄
- No long-term deal with auditors 🤝
Our solution: building the best auditing tool with AI & formal verification to fully secure the next billions coming to Solana, paid as a reasonable subscription.
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It is nice to see projects catching with the idea of formal verification automated with AI!
Combining technologies together will always get you further.
Writing formal specifications has always been the bottleneck in formal verification.
Today we're launching AutoProver, an agentic formal verification system that reads your code, generates specifications, and verifies them. 🧵
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Of course, with the recent Zcash vulnerability, formal verification is once again at the center of attention.
With have a lot of opinions about how it should be done and how situation can improve. Happy to chat.
For context: $2B is the valuation gone following the bug.
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Formal verification is a critical tool to protect protocols from vulnerabilities. The recent Zcash vulnerability with honest disclosure is a reminder of that.
FV is the technology we focus on at @FormalLand to secure protocols. Being 💯 focused enables us to create unique capabilities, some that we keep closed-source:
- FV on arbitrary circuit languages, without having to change one's implementation, using our Garden 🍀 framework. Verifying the code as it is very important to keep stacking security layers on the same code without having to re-implement things. Example: verification the optimized Keccak circuit in Plonky3, the main hash function of Ethereum.
- FV on Rust code 🦀 at the implementation level, without modifying the Rust code and for arbitrarily large properties. This is still something that open tooling struggle with, constraining the way the Rust code should be written. We believe code should be verified as it is, otherwise optimizations are lost and it becomes harder to combine tooling. We have a demo of that for Revm an EVM interpreter in Rust.
- FV for the Ethereum infra and Soldity smart contracts: this is ongoing development and behind closed doors.
- General belief of combining different approaches to not depend on a unique stack and take different angles. We bet heavily on the Rocq prover for that, with some work in Lean as well like a recent verification of polynomial algorithms for ZK with it. The two provers can in addition be connected.
Happy to chat more about that 🤝 to help teams secure their code even more, covering the whole stack with FV! 🛡️
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Our mission: making sure your Web3 stack is secure against the next Mythos model.
Thanks formal methods.
If you have some Solana smart contracts, and want them to be continuously formally verified through AI, let's talk!
AI + strong tooling > attacker AI alone
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Excalead retweeted
Founders must stop trying to building 2010-era businesses with 2026-era technology.
Don't try to rebuild Foursquare or Yelp.
Don't try to recreate Basecamp by 37 Signals with $10/mo SaaS pricing.
Don't underprice! If it works it's worth a lot more.
Don't be tempted to become "Tech enabled PE" with revenue tricks.
The rules of tech changed with AI. Play the new game.
Many doom calls about the safety of DeFi, saying attackers only have to find one bug.
But there are techniques helping defenders, like multi-layered security and formal verification.
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Eth DeFi got hacked with > $200 million stolen, similar to what happened with @DriftProtocol. Similar cause: compromised keys.
We need to deploy formal verification at scale, with clear global rules like timelocks to prevent these attacks, and listing protocols that are secured.
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Here are some ways we can help
AI is getting the attack cost, but it is also helping defense, in particular, formal verification.
We are working to make it more broadly available across the Solana ecosystem for smart contract builders!
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Excalead retweeted
Formal verification is big these days.
Many companies are contacting us as this is perhaps the only way to keep safe against the wave of AI attacks.
What is difficult is verifying code down to the source level. Chat with us to know more about existing solutions.
Excalead retweeted
Pre Glasswing: Pay $50k-100k and wait 2 months for a couple of devs at a crypto auditing firm to unenthusiastically review your codebase.
Post Glasswing: Pay $1-2k and get 24/7/365 continuous monitoring and dynamic security from the AI gods.
Introducing Project Glasswing: an urgent initiative to help secure the world’s most critical software.
It’s powered by our newest frontier model, Claude Mythos Preview, which can find software vulnerabilities better than all but the most skilled humans.
anthropic.com/glasswing
With the STRIDE initiative, the @SolanaFndn is pushing for formal verification of major protocols. This is the right call to protect the ecosystem.
To go with the @colosseum Hackathon, we offer a one-month free trial for FV.
All protocols should be safe. Limited spots.
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The best-selling point for formal verification.
You never know what new AI tool will come out to find new vulnerabilities in your code. Before, you could be protected by complexity, but not anymore.
Formal verification can anticipate many more attacks and is helped by AI, too.
Introducing Project Glasswing: an urgent initiative to help secure the world’s most critical software.
It’s powered by our newest frontier model, Claude Mythos Preview, which can find software vulnerabilities better than all but the most skilled humans.
anthropic.com/glasswing