Security Dashboard
The portfolio view you land on when you sign in — every analyzed contract and wallet rolled up into a risk grid and charts, so you can see where the risk actually is.
Read guideStep-by-step walkthroughs for every feature of the Sigvex portal. Each guide explains what the page is for, who it helps, and how to use it.
The portfolio view you land on when you sign in — every analyzed contract and wallet rolled up into a risk grid and charts, so you can see where the risk actually is.
Read guideGroup your work into projects — one workspace per engagement or protocol — so the asset, contract, and wallet lists show only what belongs to the case you're on.
Read guideThe detail-level inventory of every analyzed EVM contract and SVM program — filter by runtime and network, sort by risk or recency, and act on a contract straight from its card.
Read guideThe project-wide inventory of everything you've analyzed — EVM contracts, Solana programs and PDAs, wallets, accounts, and ZK circuits — in one filterable, sortable grid.
Read guideThe inventory of every wallet forensics run you've completed across EVM and Solana — filter, sort, and re-investigate, with a summary bar of risk and flags up top.
Read guideThe starting line for a wallet investigation — paste an address, pick a network, and it routes you to the right forensics analyzer without you having to pre-choose the runtime.
Read guideThe reading room — one page that gathers the Knowledge Base, Blog, Research, and the single-file ZK analyzers (Noir, Circom, Leo, Cairo) in one place.
Read guideThe launch pad for the standalone utilities — Upgrade Simulator, Dependency Map, and Sentinel — when you want to run one against an ad-hoc target without opening a workspace first.
Read guideThe catalog of long-form technical articles on how the analysis works — the IR stack, fuzzing strategies, and cross-runtime techniques.
Read guideA public, no-sign-in preview of a completed contract analysis — the real overview dashboard on a sample contract, so a visitor can see what the output looks like.
Read guideA redirect that sends a generic /overview link to the right runtime-specific overview page, carrying the network and address along.
Read guideBrowse every published detector, exploit, attack pattern, and remediation guide across EVM, SVM, and ZK — filtered by severity and runtime — in one searchable place.
Read guideThe results page for a single EVM contract — risk summary, detected standards, per-function analysis, and findings with confidence and bytecode citations, all on one page.
Read guideThe progress view while an EVM contract is analyzed — the pipeline phases on the left, the streaming engine log on the right — handing off to the overview on success.
Read guideThe results page for an EVM wallet investigation — timeline, fund flow, counterparties, approvals, attack reconstruction, compliance, and a packaged evidence set, with an overall risk score.
Read guideThe progress view while an EVM wallet is investigated — the forensics pipeline phases and a streaming log — handing off to the wallet forensics results on success.
Read guideRun — or refresh — analysis across many contracts in one pass, with a single streaming log covering the whole batch instead of one run at a time.
Read guideFind contracts that share code with a target — forks, redeploys, and copycats — by matching structural hashes, function selectors, and opcode profiles rather than source.
Read guideThe results page for a single Solana program — technical details, risk analysis, per-instruction breakdown, and findings, on one page before you open the full Studio.
Read guideThe progress view while a Solana program is analyzed — the SVM pipeline phases on the left, the streaming engine log on the right — handing off to the overview on success.
Read guideThe forensics results for a Solana account — timeline, findings, dust, fund flow, counterparties, and matched attacks, with an overall risk score.
Read guideThe progress view while a Solana account is investigated — the forensics pipeline phases and a streaming log — handing off to the account results on success.
Read guideThe forensics results for a Solana program-derived account — its owning program and discriminator, plus timeline, findings, dust, fund flow, counterparties, and matched attacks.
Read guideThe progress view while a Solana PDA is investigated — the forensics pipeline phases and a streaming log — handing off to the PDA results on success.
Read guideA single-file Noir workbench — paste a circuit, compile and analyze it in the browser, and read the findings, with a jump to the full studio for multi-file projects.
Read guideA single-file Circom workbench — paste a circuit, compile and analyze it in the browser, and read the soundness findings, with a jump to the full studio for multi-file projects.
Read guideA single-file Leo workbench — paste a transition, compile and analyze it in the browser, and read the findings, with a jump to the full studio for multi-file projects.
Read guideA single-file Cairo workbench — paste a program, compile and analyze it in the browser, and read the findings, with a jump to the full studio for multi-file projects.
Read guideFind the signals a ZK circuit fails to constrain — the dominant soundness bug — by running coverage over its constraints and flagging where witnesses can diverge.
Read guideThe full decompiler workspace for an EVM contract — disassembly, decompiled source, hex, call graph, and technical views side by side, with a function and cross-reference navigator.
Read guideThe full decompiler workspace for a Solana program — disassembly, decompiled source, hex, findings, and call graph side by side, with navigation by function, account, CPI, and PDA.
Read guideThe circuit-analysis workspace — edit Noir, Circom, Leo, or Cairo source next to its compiled constraints, diff constraints across revisions, and probe witnesses and proofs.
Read guideIn-browser fuzzing for an EVM contract — throw random calldata at its entry points, then read the crashes grouped by function and category, each with a reproducer.
Read guideIn-browser fuzzing for a Solana program — throw random input at its instructions, then read the crashes grouped by instruction, each with a reproducer.
Read guideSee a contract's external calls as a graph — every address it reaches, split by call type — with a details table that expands any single call.
Read guideSee admin, bridge, and settlement relationships across EVM, SVM, and ZK in one graph — then compute the blast radius if a given admin key is compromised.
Read guideMeasure how concentrated a token's voting power really is — pull holders and signers on-chain, read the concentration profile, and simulate what a compromised admin could do.
Read guideModel whether a candidate attack actually pays — set the pool, target, and execution cost, and see the profit breakdown and how it moves with the price shift.
Read guideDry-run a proxy upgrade before you ship it — point it at the current and next implementations and it flags storage-layout collisions and selector drift.
Read guideA fast bytecode-level answer to 'what actually changed between these two versions?' — a categorized change list and a before/after profile of the security-relevant surface.
Read guideFork a network at a chosen block, impersonate any account, and send transactions against real on-chain state — then read the receipt, gas, revert reason, and balance deltas.
Read guideThe public account of how the Sigvex platform is secured — application security, infrastructure, data protection, monitoring and incident response, third-party controls, and how to report an issue.
Read guideA tamper-evident hash chain for your audit artifacts — anchor bytecode, configs, reports, and findings, then verify the chain on demand so the provenance is provable, not implied.
Read guideThe public policy for reporting a Sigvex platform vulnerability — what's in scope, how to report it, what to expect, and the safe-harbour terms for good-faith research.
Read guideCheck a deployed on-chain ZK verifier against the circuit it should accept — scan its bytecode for embedded constants and compare them to the expected verifying-key commitments.
Read guideLive on-chain monitoring: real-time activity, mempool threat detection, and security alerts.
Read guideTrack case-subject addresses and get live in-app alerts the moment watched funds move — inbound, outbound, or on to an off-ramp.
Read guideBuild a private, workspace-scoped attribution registry so labeled addresses surface automatically on every trace.
Read guideTrace one transaction end to end — token transfers, DEX swaps, and cross-chain bridge legs with automatic destination pairing.
Read guideMap an incident as a graph — link addresses, contracts, transactions, findings, and code locations with typed relations to build a shareable picture of how an attack fits together.
Read guideAssemble findings into a structured audit report — grouped and ordered by severity — so the analysis a workspace produced becomes a document you can hand over.
Read guideWatch the notable events across a network as they land — deployments, flash loans, large transfers, ownership changes, and proxy upgrades — filtered down to the kinds that matter.
Read guideThe way into sealed exploit capsules — open one by fingerprint, browse what's been sealed in your tenant, and see what the Lab can reproduce.
Read guideThe full detail view of a sealed exploit capsule — its verdict, every step with side-effects and call trace, and the proof-of-concept reproducer.
Read guideA searchable library of past smart-contract exploits — filter by cause, chain, and loss, and score a suspect contract against the corpus to find the incidents it most resembles.
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