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SolidityGuard fully supports EVMBench OpenAI Paradigm now. EVMBench (OpenAI, 2025) evaluates AI agents on real-world smart contract security across 40 audit codebases from Code4rena and SHERLOCK contests (120 high-severity vulnerabilities, 3 modes: Detect / Patch / Exploit). SolidityGuard( pattern scanner achieves 100% ground-truth coverage — detecting all 120 vulnerabilities... show more

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