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 produce a runnable proof-of-concept for every confirmed finding.

Question 4

Does Cecuro provide proof-of-concept exploits for its findings?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Cecuro's policy is 'no PoC, no finding.' Every confirmed High or Critical issue ships with a runnable test that reproduces the exploit on a forked or local environment, so engineering teams can verify and reproduce the vulnerability before fixing it.

Question 5

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 6

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 7

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 8

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 9

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 10

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 and reproducible PoCs before you push to mainnet.

Question 11

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 12

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, a runnable proof-of-concept, remediation guidance, and gas-optimization recommendations. Reports are signed and shareable with downstream auditors, investors, and the public.

Question 13

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.

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