Queryable index of real-world ZKP vulnerabilities. Use when a Phase 2 audit skill identifies a suspicious pattern and needs to check whether a similar bug has been documented before — or when a confirmed finding needs to be recorded. Covers circom, noir,…
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Provides shared severity, testing-evidence, and finding-contract references for ZK and cryptographic audit skills. Use when classifying findings, checking whether test evidence is sufficient, or writing findings in a consistent structure.
Audit Cairo and Starknet code for hint validation failures, felt252 overflow, builtin misuse, and Sierra-to-CASM soundness gaps. Use when reviewing Cairo contracts, prover hints, or Starknet-specific proof construction.
Audit polynomial commitment schemes (KZG, FRI, IPA, Pedersen) for degree bound enforcement, evaluation proof verification, trusted setup provenance, and batch opening soundness.
Builds initial audit context for ZK and cryptographic code before vulnerability hunting. Use when starting a crypto audit, mapping trust boundaries, prioritizing code paths, or applying dimensional analysis to protocol values.
Route a full cryptographic or ZK audit across the framework. Use when you need to decide which skill should run next, which domain auditors apply, or how to move from initial context to verified finding, report, and index flow.
Verifies suspected ZK and cryptographic findings before reporting. Use when deciding whether a suspected vulnerability is a TRUE POSITIVE or FALSE POSITIVE, assigning severity, or enforcing the Critical/High PoC gate.
Write final audit findings for ZK and cryptographic reviews. Use when a finding has survived verification and needs to be turned into clear report prose with severity, impact, root cause, and test evidence.
Audit cryptographic dependency sets for vulnerable versions, security-significant feature flags, advisory coverage, transitive risk, and stale fork provenance.
Generate cross-implementation differential test harnesses for cryptographic code: official test-vector and Wycheproof replay, normalization of error/result semantics, deterministic corpus capture, and evidence handoff to crypto-fp-check. User-triggered only —…
Audit DKG, threshold-signature, and FROST/MuSig-style code for rogue-key, nonce-binding, share-verification, and session-isolation failures. Use when reviewing key aggregation, VSS share checks, threshold reconstruction, or concurrent signing state.
Audit elliptic-curve, pairing, and BLS signature code for point-validation, subgroup, serialization, DST, and pairing-equation failures. Use when reviewing deserialization, `hash_to_curve`, aggregate verification, or batch pairing logic.
Audit encryption implementations for AEAD nonce handling, decrypt oracle behavior, associated-data binding, key-derivation misuse, and decrypt-error side effects.
Audit Rust application code that uses Ethereum cryptography. Use when reviewing secp256k1/ECDSA usage, keccak/EIP-712 hashing, BN254/BLS12-381 precompile interaction, KZG/EIP-4844 patterns, or alloy/ethers-rs API usage.
Audit cryptographic code for active fault-injection attacks: RSA-CRT Bellcore faults, ECDSA/EdDSA differential fault analysis, verification-skip glitches, redundant-computation bypass, and verify-after-sign gaps. Use when the threat model includes an attacker…
Audit FHE implementations for noise-budget accounting, bootstrapping correctness, modulus-switching safety, plaintext leakage, and key-switch parameter integrity.
Audit Fiat-Shamir transcript implementations for completeness, domain separation, challenge derivation order, and public input binding across interactive-to-non-interactive proof transforms.
Use when a supplied patch claims to fix a previously verified ZK or cryptographic finding and the remediation needs independent verification.
Audit folding scheme and IVC implementations for accumulator soundness, step circuit binding, cycle-of-curves correctness, and running instance completeness. Use when reviewing Nova, HyperNova, ProtoStar, or custom folding-based proof systems in Rust.
Bridge validated audit findings into optional external formal-verification tooling (Ecne, Picus, Circomspect) with explicit environment checks, reproducible exports, and tool-scoped caveat capture.
Generate cargo-fuzz targets for Rust cryptographic code. User-triggered only and never auto-invoked by the audit flow. Produces crash and edge-case evidence for crypto-fp-check.
Audit gnark circuits and Go witness pipelines for frontend/backend mismatch, public/private witness exposure, constraint API misuse, and serialization boundary errors.
Audit ZK-friendly hash functions (Poseidon, Rescue, MiMC, Pedersen) for parameter selection, sponge construction, domain separation, and algebraic attack resistance.
Generate Kani proof harnesses for Rust crypto code. User-triggered only — never auto-invoked by the audit flow. Produces formal verification evidence for crypto-fp-check.
Audit lattice-based cryptography for LWE/RLWE parameter soundness, noise sampling correctness, rejection-sampling safety, and decryption-failure assumptions.
Audit Merkle tree implementations for second-preimage attacks, leaf-node domain separation, sparse tree edge cases, and proof verification soundness.
Audit MPC implementations for garbled-circuit integrity, oblivious transfer misuse, share validation, Beaver triple authenticity, and transcript/session binding issues.
Audit Noir circuits for unconstrained function boundary failures, oracle validation gaps, Brillig/ACIR consistency issues, and witness-generation soundness bugs.
Audit Solidity, Vyper, or Huff proof-verifier contracts for pairing precompile misuse, missing scalar-field checks on public inputs, calldata decoding errors, and verification-key provenance or upgrade risks. Use when reviewing on-chain SNARK/STARK verifier…
Audit standardized post-quantum KEM implementations — currently ML-KEM / FIPS 203 — for encapsulation/decapsulation conformance, implicit-rejection correctness, ciphertext and key validation, compression/rounding, and decapsulation-failure oracle resistance.…
Audit post-quantum signature implementations — ML-DSA (FIPS 204), SLH-DSA (FIPS 205), FN-DSA/Falcon (pending standardization), and stateful hash signatures XMSS/LMS/HSS (NIST SP 800-208) — for rejection-sampling correctness, hedged/deterministic signing…
Audit shielded-pool and mixer protocol logic: nullifier derivation, uniqueness, and spent-set semantics; note/value commitments and ownership binding; deposit/withdraw front-running; and state-transition replay domains. Use when reviewing privacy-protocol…
Audit randomness and nonce lifecycles: CSPRNG/DRBG initialization and reseeding, entropy availability, fork/clone/snapshot duplication, deterministic nonce derivation (RFC 6979, EdDSA), and reuse across retries, crashes, persistence, and concurrent state. Use…
Review Rust cryptographic code for implementation-level security bugs. Use when auditing constant-time behavior, secret zeroization, panic and overflow hazards, unsafe blocks, unchecked constructors, feature flags, or dependency hygiene in crypto crates.
Audit timing, cache, memory-access, and power-analysis leakage patterns, including compiler and feature-flag regressions that break constant-time assumptions.
Audit classical signature schemes — generic ECDSA across curves, Schnorr/ BIP-340, EdDSA/Ed25519, RSA-PSS and PKCS#1 v1.5 — for verification-equation correctness, malleability, canonical encoding, public-key validation, and hash/prehash semantics. Use for…
Compare cryptographic code against a reference specification or paper. Use when implementation details look close to a standard but may have drifted in validation, transcript binding, parameter negotiation, or caller obligations.
Audit threshold ECDSA implementations (GG18, GG20, CGGMP21, Lindell-style) for Paillier modulus validity, MtA/MtAwc range-proof gaps, share-conversion soundness, resharing and concurrent-session isolation, and identifiable-abort leakage. Use when reviewing…
Audit VDF implementations for sequentiality assumptions, Wesolowski/Pietrzak verifier soundness, challenge derivation integrity, and modulus/group setup risks.
Audit Verifiable Random Function implementations (RFC 9381 ECVRF and RSA-FDH-VRF) for key validation, ciphersuite/suite-string domain separation, encode-to-curve and cofactor handling, proof-to-hash ordering, and uniqueness/pseudorandomness assumptions, plus…