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Về Audit Wizard
Audit Wizard, now called Auditware, is a Web3 security firm focused on operational security. Its audit scope goes beyond contract code to the keys, devices, pipelines and cloud environment around it, covering people, process and production, with offerings that include organisational security posture reviews, smart contract audits, Web2 application penetration testing and infrastructure audits.
The supporting product line includes Sentry, a monitoring platform that alerts on events such as a new signer being added to a treasury multisig, an unknown process reading the MetaMask vault, an employee email surfacing in a fresh breach combo list, or a dependency phoning home from a postinstall script; Radar, a static analysis engine; W3OS, a Web3 OpSec standard; Conduit, a self-hosted AI comms hub; and OpSec training for teams. The project also maintains a public audit portfolio and runs a referral programme.
On the Audit Wizard side, in April 2026 the Solana Foundation published its list of free security tooling under the STRIDE and SIRN programs, naming AuditWare's Radar alongside Sec3's X-Ray and Neodyme's Riverguard, all free to every Solana project. Radar is a static analyzer for Anchor Rust programs built under a 2024 Solana Foundation grant; it now carries more than 130 detection templates and 22 GitHub forks, and is reused by third-party tools such as FuzzingLabs' sol-azy. The team also publishes audit reports for Solana protocols including Rarible.
During 2026 the team moved its main product to the open-source Audit Wizard 2.0, rebuilding the audit workflow around agents: a proof-of-concept engine that forks chains and replays exploits, an agent-queryable vulnerability knowledge base, call-graph and storage-layout analysis, and a structured path from understanding through analysis, threat modeling, PoC and reporting to coverage tracking. Early builds are public on GitHub.
Audit Wizard is raising funds for 2.0 on Giveth, deploying at the $5,000, $10,000, $25,000 and $50,000 tiers into community infrastructure, core development and a plugin bounty program; it keeps the core MIT-licensed and self-hostable with user-chosen models, monetizing only managed VPS hosting and consulting, and plans to extend Radar's detections to Arbitrum Stylus and Solidity.