Smart Contract Manual Testing | Explained for Beginners | NBIC
Channel: NBIC Native Blockchain Infrastructure Company
Date: 2022-08-25

Manual Testing of smart contract has two methods :

1. Code audits

- An in-depth analysis of the source code for a smart contract is known as a code audit, and it aims to find any potential weak points, security holes, and unsound development techniques. The term "human-aided code analysis" is used here even if code audits can be automated.

- Code audits are necessary to identify potential attack vectors in smart contracts by adopting an attacker mindset. Writing secure smart contracts requires at the very least examining every line of source code, even if you do automated audits.

- To provide users with even greater assurances of smart contract security, you can also commission a security assessment. Cybersecurity experts undertake in-depth study for audits to find any potential flaws or faults that could affect the performance of smart contracts.

2. Bug bounties:

- A bug bounty is a financial reward given to an individual who discovers a vulnerability or bug in a program's code and reports to developers. Bug bounties are similar to audits since it involves asking others to help find defects in smart contracts. The major difference is that bug bounty programs are open to the wider developer/hacker community.

- Bug bounty programs often attract a broad class of ethical hackers and independent security professionals with unique skills and experience. This may be an advantage over smart contract audits that mainly rely on teams who may possess limited or narrow expertise.


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