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When Verified Source Becomes Attack Input: Defending Smart Contracts Against LLM-Based Vulnerability Scanning
Smart contracts are financial programs deployed on blockchains to manage digital assets. To build trust with users and investors, smart contract projects typically publish their source code on blockchain explorers and verify it against the deployed bytecode, making the on-chain program accessible th
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