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Ackee Blockchain Security — Public audit reports

This repository collects public security audit reports produced by Ackee Blockchain Security (Ackee Blockchain a.s.).

About Ackee Blockchain Security

Ackee is trusted by top-tier organizations in web3. Our mission is to contribute to a stronger blockchain ecosystem by providing security services, tooling, and education.

What we do

  • Smart contract auditing: comprehensive security audits for Solana, Ethereum, and EVM-based projects (manual reviews + extensive fuzz testing).
  • Security tooling development: developer and auditor tooling for Solana, Ethereum, and EVM chains (including Wake and Trident).
  • Blockchain security education: courses and training programs to onboard and upskill engineers and auditors.

Trusted by the best

Teams we’ve worked with include Lido, Safe, Aave, Axelar, 1inch, and more.

Trusted by the best

Track record

Based on internal statistics referenced on our website:

  • Protecting $180B+ in TVL
  • 269 criticals and highs in 104 audits
  • < 1 day to a finding (on average, as of Dec 2025)

Report contents

Each audit report typically includes:

  • The audit scope and timeline
  • A list of findings (with severity and remediation guidance)
  • Notes on methodology and limitations

Reports are organized into folders within this repository (layout may vary over time).

Notes & disclaimers

  • Reports reflect the state of the codebase at the time of the audit and within the agreed scope.
  • Security is not a one-time event—treat reports as one input into an ongoing security process.

Repository contents

  • Reports are stored by year (e.g. 2025/, 2026/)
  • Each report PDF has a matching signature file: .pdf.sig

Verifying report signatures

Reports have a signature that can be used to verify that the PDF has not been modified when downloaded from a source other than this repository.

  • Download the public.key file from this repository.
  • Import it with gpg and verify:
gpg --import public.key
gpg --verify <report>.pdf.sig <report>.pdf

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