Your last audit isalready out of date.

We watch every change you ship and prove what we find.

SEE HOW IT WORKS
INFIGORSCAN COMPLETE
CONFIRMED FINDINGS
HIGHOracle price inversion in redeem()
PoC verified
HIGHReserve accounting drift after burn
PoC verified
MEDMissing slippage check on deposit
PoC verified
LOWEvent emission after state change
Reviewing
YieldVault.sol
function redeem(shares) {
supply = totalSupply();
// price from live reserves
price = reserves * 1e18 / supply;
payout = shares * price / 1e18;
_burn(msg.sender, shares);
// reserves re-read after burn
asset.transfer(msg.sender, payout);
reserves = asset.balanceOf(this);
}
CONFIRMED FINDING

Infigor found a high severity vulnerability in a $50M protocol that had already been audited. The previous auditors missed it. We did not.

[ HOW IT WORKS ]

Security that runs with your code

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VAULTORACLEFLOWPROXYTOKENREWARDGOV

Scope and connect

We map your contracts, dependencies, and how value moves through the system before a single line is judged.

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INFrequire(msg.sender == owner);// access checkprice = reserves * 1e18 / supply;if (balance < shares) revert;asset.transfer( msg.sender, payout);_burn(shares);emit Transfer(...);

Analyze every path

A multi pass engine traces execution across the whole codebase. Not file by file, but how the protocol actually behaves.

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YieldVault.sol01functionredeem(shares) {02 supply = totalSupply();03 price = reserves * 1e18 / supply;04 payout = shares * price / 1e18;05 _burn(msg.sender, shares);06 // reserves re-read after burn07 asset.transfer(msg.sender, payout);08 reserves = asset.balanceOf(this);09}VERIFIEDHIGH SEVERITYPOC PASSINGFIX READY

Prove it

Every real finding is verified by a human and backed by a working proof of concept against the deployed code. No theory.

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v1.0v1.1v1.2v1.3NOWv1.5v1.6CLEAN0 findingsFOUND1 HIGHPoC verifiedCLEANfix verifiedSCANNING3 passesanalyzing...EVERY COMMIT. EVERY UPGRADE.BEFORE IT SHIPS.

Never stop watching

Then we stay. Every upgrade, every dependency bump, every new function gets the same scrutiny, before it ships.

[ THE ENGINE ]

Most tools flag patterns. We trace behavior.

YieldVault.sol
function redeem(uint256 shares) external { uint256 supply = totalSupply(); // price from live reserves uint256 price = reserves * 1e18 / supply; uint256 payout = shares * price / 1e18; _burn(msg.sender, shares); // reserves re-read after burn asset.transfer(msg.sender, payout); reserves = asset.balanceOf(address(this));}
  • VULNERABLE EXECUTION PATH
    The exact call sequence that reaches the flaw.
  • ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS
    Why it happens, in your logic, not a generic rule.
  • WORKING PROOF OF CONCEPT
    A real exploit against deployed code. Not a hypothesis.
  • SEVERITY AND IMPACT
    What is at risk, and how much, in concrete terms.
  • DIFF READY FIX GUIDANCE
    The change to make, ready to drop into a PR.
[ SERVICES ]

Choose your coverage

Security Review
A full review before launch or a major release. Deep, human verified, delivered with working proofs of concept.
  • Multi pass engine and human review
  • Working PoC for every finding
  • Professional report
  • Fix verification round
MOST CHOSEN
Continuous Shield
We watch every upgrade. Every change reviewed before it ships, by someone who already knows your codebase.
  • Every code change reviewed pre ship
  • Working PoC for anything found
  • A researcher who knows your code
  • Priority response when it counts
Second Opinion
A delta review after an existing audit. We look for exactly what the first pass missed, and often find it.
  • Independent second review
  • Focus on what was missed
  • Working PoC for new findings
  • Fast turnaround
[ WHY CONTINUOUS ]

The code you audited is not the code you are running.

$0
Lost to DeFi exploits in the first half of 2026 alone.
0%
Of exploited protocols were never properly audited, or were hit on code that changed after one.
0h
Is all it takes to ship the upgrade that undoes everything your audit certified.
[ COVERAGE ]

What we look at, and where

EVM and beyond. The surfaces where the largest losses have historically concentrated.

EthereumBaseArbitrumOptimismPolygonBNB ChainSolanaAll EVM chains

The most expensive bugs in DeFi live in how a protocol prices things.

Oracle manipulationSpot reserve pricingStale price feedsShare price inflationFirst depositor attacks

Where the numbers quietly stop adding up.

Rounding and precision lossAccounting driftFee miscalculationBad debt handlingDecimal mismatches

Who can call what, and what happens when they should not be able to.

Access control gapsMissing authorizationPrivilege escalationUninitialized proxiesSignature and nonce logic

Bugs that only appear when contracts interact.

ReentrancyCross contract state desyncCross chain accountingCallback exploitsComposability risk
[ FAQ ]

Questions worth asking

A traditional audit is a point in time engagement that ends when the report lands, often weeks long, and stale the moment you ship your next change. Infigor is continuous. We review the initial codebase with the same depth as a human auditor, then stay connected and re examine every commit, dependency change, and upgrade after that. Most protocols pair us with a milestone audit and use Infigor to make sure the security posture they paid for does not decay between reviews.

A researcher who knows your codebase reviewing every change before it ships, a multi pass engine tracing every new execution path, a working proof of concept for anything real we find, diff ready fix guidance, and priority response when something urgent comes up. Not a dashboard of noise. A small number of real, proven issues, and the context to fix them.

Yes, and it is the core of how we work. We do not report things that might be exploitable. For every real finding we build a working reproduction against the deployed code, so you can see the exploit run, confirm it yourself, and verify the fix closes it. If we cannot prove it, we do not send it.

Quickly. We scope the codebase, connect to your source, and run the initial analysis within days, not the weeks a traditional audit queue takes. From there, coverage on new changes is ongoing.

Ethereum and all EVM compatible chains including Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Polygon, and BNB Chain, plus Solana, with more added on a rolling basis. Coverage extends to lending, stablecoins, vaults, cross chain accounting, and the protocol logic where the largest losses concentrate.

You get a clear write up: the vulnerable path, the root cause in your own logic, a working proof of concept, the severity and concrete impact, and diff ready guidance for the fix. For anything critical, we tell you first and fast, privately, before it is anywhere near public.

Because the big name audit ends and your development does not. A respected human audit at major milestones plus Infigor reviewing everything in between is the combination leading teams actually use. The audit certifies a moment. We defend everything that happens after it.

[ START HERE ]

Your next upgrade ships this week. Who is checking it?

Tell us what you are building and what is about to change. We will take it from there.