The jevscan-evm tool has been released for finding vulnerabilities in smart contracts

Developers introduced jevscan-evm — a specialized tool based on the Jev architecture, designed for automated security auditing of smart contracts. The solution provides typed code checking and risk zone visualization through the creation of heat maps.

The system's functionality includes 343 detectors, distributed across 14 categories of threats. The tool is focused on identifying critical vulnerabilities in EVM-compatible networks, allowing developers to quickly find weak points in contract logic before deploying them to the main network.

The effectiveness of the solution is confirmed by the test results: during the testing of smart contracts as part of the USSD competition, jevscan-evm detected 20 out of 22 confirmed bugs. The performance indicator was 10 points when analyzing for 9 hours of work.

The tool is distributed with an open source code, which allows it to be integrated into existing CI/CD pipelines to ensure the security of blockchain projects. The use of specialized detectors reduces the time of manual auditing and minimizes the likelihood of missing typical errors in the code.

The implementation of such solutions is becoming a standard for the DeFi sector, where automation of vulnerability detection is critically important for preventing financial losses. The development of the Jev ecosystem continues to expand the possibilities for analyzing complex software environments using specialized AI tools.