The main thing that automatic code checker tools can't do well, even if they find problems in smart contracts, is accurately understand and verify the contract's *intended business logicor *semantic correctness*. These tools are highly effective at identifying common technical vulnerabilities and structural issues, such as *reentrancy*, where a malicious actor can repeatedly call a function to drain funds before the initial transaction completes, or *integer overflows/underflows*, whi....
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