Status

No third-party penetration test or smart-contract audit has been completed. There are no reports to summarise and no attestation letters to share.This page exists so the gap is discoverable rather than inferred from a missing menu item.

What exists instead

docs/SECURITY_MODEL.md enumerates assets, actors, and trust boundaries, then works through five named adversaries: a hostile or compromised executor, a hostile relayer on the order path, a hostile router, a hostile guardian quorum, and a hostile frontend.It also carries sections titled “Residual risks — accepted, not solved”, “Known gaps”, and “What this does not protect against.”
Execution rate limits are enforced in both the contract and the executor service, on the explicit reasoning that a limit living in one layer disappears when that layer has a bug.
The read-only guarantee on the MCP surface is asserted by a test rather than documented as an intention. Hash canonicalisation has cross-language parity vectors and a cross-runtime check.
A structured internal audit was performed against the deployed surfaces. Its principal finding — that the dashboard API carries no authentication layer — is documented rather than quietly fixed, because for the public endpoints it is intended, and for the self-hosted surface the mitigation is the operator’s tunnel_token.
An internal review is not an independent test. It shares the authors’ blind spots by construction, which is the specific thing a third-party engagement buys.

What a buyer should require

If you are evaluating this for anything carrying real capital, ask for these rather than accepting the above as equivalent:
1

A smart-contract audit before enabling execution

The contracts enforce the caps that make the system non-custodial. That code is the highest-value target and the least forgiving of error.
2

A test against YOUR deployment, not a vendor's

Because Scienter is self-hosted, your instance’s exposure is a function of how you deployed it. A vendor’s report about a vendor’s host would not describe your risk.
3

Confirmation that the tunnel token is set

The single highest-impact misconfiguration available. Verify it directly rather than assuming.

When reports exist

Completed reports will be summarised here with scope, date, methodology, findings by severity, and remediation status. Full reports will be available under NDA rather than published, which is the normal arrangement — but the summary belongs in public, because a security page that only says “we were audited” is not a claim anyone can evaluate.
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