We are excited to announce that CredShields and BuildBear have integrated to enhance web3 security.<h2 style="margin-left:0px;">This integration empowers all smart contracts deployed to your customized Testnet using BuildBear to undergo vulnerability scans through SolidityScan, powered by CredShields.</h2><blockquote><a href="https://buildbear.io/">Create your private testnet now and find if your smart contracts are secure or no</a></blockquote>Allow us to provide a detailed explanation.Before delving further, let us introduce BuildBear and SolidityScan.<a href="https://buildbear.io/">BuildBear</a>BuildBear enables you to create your own customized blockchain Testnet or fork any EVM-compatible chains, complete with a faucet and explorer.But that’s not all. BuildBear also offers a range of features and benefits that make it the go-to option for developers to test their DApps. Here are a few:<ul><li>BuildBear is 5x times faster than public Testnet.</li><li>With BuildBear you can mint as many native and popular ERC20 tokens as you need.</li><li>BuildBear allows you to keep your testing private and confidential.</li><li>You can fork any EVM-compatible chains with BuildBear and choose to fork at any block number.</li><li>Advanced customization options such as allowing unlimited contract size, specific mining window, impersonation accounts, advance time, saving the state as a snapshot, and much more to come.</li></ul><a href="https://solidityscan.com/">SolidityScan</a>SolidityScan is a cloud-based smart-contract vulnerability scanner designed to detect potential security vulnerabilities and anti-patterns in code.The tool thoroughly scans the smart contract’s code and generates an audit report that highlights parts of the code that may lead to potential security vulnerabilities. In addition to the audit report, SolidityScan also provides a security score, allowing developers to assess the security posture of their contracts. After fixing any detected bugs, developers can rescan their contracts to improve their score and publish the audit report to the community.Let’s take a look at the entry processTo illustrate the entry process, we’ll be using the following smart contract.<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:679.997px;"><img src="https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fit:706/1*vQlVjDSH4MGZnqvsLDwZZQ.png" alt="" loading="lazy"></figure>To begin, we deployed and verified the smart contract mentioned above using Hardhat.It is important to note that SolidityScan requires smart contracts to be verified before scanning for vulnerabilities. You can find a guide on how to verify contracts on BuildBear <a href="https://www.notion.so/098ae5b300fa47709b9fbef338b0a1fb">here</a>.<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:679.997px;"><img src="https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fit:706/1*1q1RKcMc5M0T05G7S-fKIw.png" alt="" loading="lazy"></figure>After verifying the contract on BuildBear, you can view the vulnerability count and Solidity score directly on the contract page, as shown below: <a href="https://explorer.buildbear.io/Continental_Ayla_Secura_7cfde626/address/0xd303777f25C9f1f9d0b813250849BEa7A2d53f3F#code">contract Page</a>.<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:679.997px;"><img src="https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fit:706/1*Ua4faYGaPyDUrHuit8NKTA.png" alt="" loading="lazy"></figure>Clicking on the links provided in the Vulnerability Count or Solidity Score will take you to the SolidityScan page which will provide you with the details. Screenshot below:<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:679.997px;"><img src="https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fit:706/1*2wUS6FJjZpjOmfdvZhnWMg.png" alt="" loading="lazy"></figure>Our partnership with CredShields offers an additional layer of protection for developers, ensuring that their contracts are secure and reliable. We take pride in providing this extra security feature and look forward to seeing the innovative projects our community of developers will build next! 🚀

Announcement: CredShields and BuildBear Integration || Making Web3 Secure 🥳🥳

Let’s get started then, Shall we?

Let’s get started then, Shall we?

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