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Add EEA EthTrust Security Levels Specification#68
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An industry-developed set of requirements for (Solidity) smart contract audits, to provide a basis for ensuring that audits meet a reasonable level of quality in identifying potential vulnerabilities (three levels, from automatable tests to a full audit of code, business logic and documentation).
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An industry-developed set of requirements for (Solidity) smart contract audits, to provide a basis for ensuring that audits meet a reasonable level of quality in identifying potential vulnerabilities (three levels, from automatable tests to a full audit of code, business logic and documentation).