The Web3 landscape is experiencing explosive growth. With a staggering 7.7 million daily Unique Active Wallets (dUAW) in Q1 2024, a 77% increase compared to the previous quarter, Web3 adoption is surging. However, amidst this exciting growth lies a critical challenge – security.

Building secure smart contracts is paramount in the decentralized world. Even the most innovative code can harbor vulnerabilities, jeopardizing user funds and project integrity. Traditionally, security audits were a hurdle – expensive, time-consuming, and often leaving developers with unreviewed code.

But fear not! We’re excited to announce our integration with BuildBear, a powerful platform for creating private and customizable blockchain testnets. This integration empowers you to seamlessly leverage SolidityScan, a comprehensive security analysis tool, directly within your BuildBear sandbox.

What is BuildBear?

BuildBear emerges as a revolutionary DevTool, precisely designed to ensure your work is production-ready from the start. Their strong platform empowers developers with continuous, automated testing fueled by the lightning-fast Phoenix Engine. Seamless cloud collaboration promotes cooperation, and the possibility of inviting the community to the beta testing phase adds vital user feedback to the development process. BuildBear allows developers to build with unflinching confidence, knowing that their DApps have been battle-tested and are ready to conquer the world.
 
Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to leverage this dynamic duo to streamline your smart contract security:

1. Setting Up Your BuildBear Sandbox:

  1. Head over to BuildBear and create a free account.
  2. Once logged in, click on “Create Sandbox” to establish your private testing environment.

2. Selecting Your Fork:

  1. Choose the blockchain network you want to fork (e.g., Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain).
  2. Specify the desired chain ID, block number, and any advanced settings to tailor your testnet to your specific needs.

3. Installing the SolidityScan Plugin:

  1. Once your sandbox is established, click on the “Plugins” tab.
  1. From the extensive plugin library, locate “SolidityScan” and click “Install.” This integrates SolidityScan’s security analysis capabilities directly into your BuildBear workspace.

4. Verifying Your Smart Contract:

  1. Within your BuildBear sandbox, verify your smart contract code.
  2. Locate the “View Explorer” option and search for the specific smart contract you uploaded.

5. Analyzing Security Posture:

Upon searching, you’ll be presented with a detailed report generated by SolidityScan.

This report includes crucial security metrics such as:

  1. Security Score: An overall assessment of your smart contract’s security posture.
  2. Threat Score: An indicator of the potential severity of identified vulnerabilities.
  3. Vulnerabilities: A list of specific security issues discovered within your code.
  4. Lines Analyzed: The amount of code reviewed by SolidityScan for potential vulnerabilities.

6. Delving Deeper:

Click on “View Full Report” to be redirected to the comprehensive SolidityScan website. There, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of the identified vulnerabilities and receive remediation suggestions to enhance your smart contract’s security.

Benefits of this Dynamic Duo:

  • Enhanced Security: Proactive identification and mitigation of vulnerabilities safeguard user funds and project stability.
  • Streamlined Workflow: Integrate security analysis seamlessly within your BuildBear testnet, saving time and effort.
  • Informed Development Decisions: Gain actionable insights into potential security issues throughout the development process.

By harnessing the combined power of BuildBear and SolidityScan, you can embark on a development journey built on a solid foundation of security. This allows you to build dApps with confidence, knowing your smart contracts are thoroughly vetted for potential security risks.

Start Securing your contracts today

Have more questions? Talk to our team and get a demo now.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *