Observed arrival · 2026-10-31
A weekly reverse-engineering bench for Solana programs
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Artificial Reverse Engineer describes a weekly process for reconstructing interfaces for closed Solana programs from on-chain bytecode and transaction samples.
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- Solana program developers and security researchers
- Worth noticing
- A call counts only if every argument is accounted for; one leftover byte makes it fail.
Field notes
The documented cycle first samples blocks across seven days, filters for programs without a verified build or published interface, then puts the 20 busiest candidates to a holder vote. The proposed report bundle includes an IDL, pseudo-Rust for recovered paths, a standalone decoder, and slot, sample, and coverage details; results below 50% would be marked draft. The page says possible weaknesses would be withheld and handled through a program’s security.txt contact, but no completed weekly report is visible.
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