Question 1

How accurate are Cecuro's audits?

Accepted Answer

Cecuro's multi-agent architecture coordinates roughly 180 specialized AI agents over an average of 8 hours per audit. On a 90-contract benchmark of real-world exploits totaling $228M in losses, Cecuro caught 92% of the issues — including findings that top-tier human auditors missed in the original audits of those same codebases.

Question 2

Can AI find vulnerabilities that human auditors miss?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Cecuro maintains a public comparison matrix of audited codebases where well-known firms (such as Hacken, Trail of Bits, and others) signed off on a codebase, and Cecuro later identified additional High or Critical severity findings. These are documented with audit-report links so anyone can verify the claim.

Question 3

How long does a Cecuro audit take?

Accepted Answer

A typical Cecuro audit completes in roughly 8 hours, compared to weeks for traditional audit engagements. The pipeline coordinates ~180 specialized agents that read the codebase, trace execution paths, generate hypotheses, validate them, and compile the results into a detailed report.

Question 4

How is Cecuro different from other AI auditors?

Accepted Answer

Cecuro is a multi-agent system rather than a single model wrapped in a prompt. The engine runs a six-stage pipeline (scope analysis, deep investigation, cross-system reasoning, validation, proof-of-concept generation, and reporting) with a self-reinforcing feedback loop. It is model-agnostic — the same architecture runs on top of any frontier model — and ranks #1 on the EVMBench real-exploit benchmark.

Question 5

How much does a Cecuro audit cost?

Accepted Answer

Cecuro audits are roughly 90% cheaper than traditional smart-contract audit engagements while delivering comparable or better detection coverage on real-world exploits. Pricing scales with codebase size and scope — contact the team for a custom quote.

Question 6

Does Cecuro offer a free trial or a free scan?

Accepted Answer

Yes — you can get started for free. Cecuro runs a free scan on a portion (10%) of your codebase and shows you the real findings it surfaces, so you can evaluate detection quality before committing to a full audit. Sign up at app.cecuro.ai to get your free scan; no payment is required to start.

Question 7

Which blockchains does Cecuro support?

Accepted Answer

Cecuro supports 30+ blockchains including Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Base, Fantom, Linea, Scroll, zkSync, and most major EVM-compatible chains.

Question 8

Is Cecuro suitable for a first audit, or only re-audits?

Accepted Answer

Both. Cecuro is designed to serve as a project's first audit (often catching issues that would otherwise reach mainnet) and as an AI layer on top of an existing audit by a human firm (catching what human auditors missed). Most engagements fall into one of those two patterns.

Question 9

Can Cecuro audit a contract before mainnet deployment?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The intended use case is pre-deployment auditing — Cecuro connects directly to your GitHub repository, runs the full audit pipeline, and returns a report with severity-classified findings before you push to mainnet.

Question 10

Does Cecuro offer continuous monitoring or CI/CD integration?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Beyond one-off audits, Cecuro offers continuous security monitoring integrated with GitHub CI/CD pipelines, so every commit is screened for newly introduced vulnerabilities against the same multi-agent engine used in full audits.

Question 11

What's included in the audit report?

Accepted Answer

Each report contains vulnerability classifications (Critical / High / Medium / Low), per-finding severity rationale, exploit description and impact analysis, remediation guidance, and gas-optimization recommendations. Reports are signed and shareable with downstream auditors, investors, and the public.

Question 12

Where can I verify Cecuro's track record?

Accepted Answer

Cecuro publishes a comparison matrix (cecuro.ai/#audit-comparison) showing real audited projects where top-tier firms missed vulnerabilities Cecuro caught — each row links to the actual published audit report. Cecuro also maintains a live Hack Radar (cecuro.ai/hacks) tracking new public exploits as they happen.

Question 13

Is Cecuro a legitimate security firm?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Cecuro is a smart-contract security company that performs independent audits of blockchain protocols. Its published security reviews are listed at cecuro.ai/audits, each linking to the actual signed report and the reviewed repository and commit, so anyone can verify the work. Cecuro ranks #1 on EVMBench, the OpenAI and Paradigm real-exploit benchmark, and its findings have been recognized on public platforms including Immunefi, Code4rena, and Sherlock.

Question 14

Can I trust an AI-powered audit?

Accepted Answer

Cecuro's audits are evidence-based. On a 90-contract benchmark of real-world exploits totaling $228M in losses, Cecuro caught 92% of the issues, including findings that top-tier human auditors missed in the original audits, so you do not have to take the result on faith. Cecuro is designed to be used alongside human review, not as a replacement for due diligence.

Question 15

Who has Cecuro audited?

Accepted Answer

Cecuro maintains a public list of the protocols it has security-reviewed at cecuro.ai/audits. Each entry shows the project, the review date, the chain, and a link to the signed report. The list is the canonical place to confirm whether a given protocol has been independently reviewed by Cecuro.

Question 16

How do I confirm a Cecuro audit is real?

Accepted Answer

Every published Cecuro security review has its own page at cecuro.ai/audits with the project name, review date, reviewed repository and commit hash, and a link to the signed report. To confirm Cecuro's official channels and avoid impersonators, use the verification page at cecuro.ai/verify, which lists Cecuro's authentic domains and social accounts.

Question 17

Will my audit be discoverable by AI and search engines?

Accepted Answer

Yes. When Cecuro publishes your security review, it gets a permanent, indexable page on cecuro.ai with structured data describing the review. That makes it readable by search engines and by AI models such as ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini, so when a prospect or their AI assistant checks whether your protocol has been audited, they can find an independent source confirming it.

Why Cecuro Exists

The Crisis in Web3 Security

Massive Financial Losses

Traditional Audits Are Slow

Quality Gap in Market

Our Mission

The Problem We're Solving

Our Approach

AI-First Security

Rapid Delivery

Accessible Pricing

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How It Works

Connect GitHub

Deep Agent Analysis

Issue Detection

Final Audit Report

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