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Contributors

Thank you to everyone who has contributed to MIESC!


Project Lead

Fernando Boiero

Role: Creator & Lead Maintainer

Institution: Universidad de la Defensa Nacional (UNDEF), Argentina

Contact: fboiero@frvm.utn.edu.ar

Contributions: - Project architecture and design - Core framework implementation - Tool adapter development - Documentation - Research and validation


How to Get Listed

We recognize all types of contributions:

  • Code contributions
  • Documentation improvements
  • Bug reports and fixes
  • Feature suggestions
  • Testing and QA
  • Translations
  • Community support

To be added to this list, submit a pull request or contribute in any of the above ways!


Acknowledgments

Academic Support

  • Universidad de la Defensa Nacional (UNDEF): Institutional support for thesis research
  • Instituto Universitario Aeronáutico (IUA): Academic guidance
  • Universidad Tecnológica Nacional - FRVM: Teaching position and resources

Open Source Projects

MIESC builds upon the excellent work of:

Project Contribution License
Slither Static analysis engine AGPL-3.0
Mythril Symbolic execution MIT
Echidna Property-based fuzzing AGPL-3.0
Foundry Testing toolkit MIT/Apache-2.0
Halmos Symbolic testing AGPL-3.0
Aderyn Rust-based analyzer MIT
Ollama Local LLM runtime MIT

Research Foundations

The theoretical foundation of MIESC draws from:

  • Durieux et al. (2020): "Empirical Review of Automated Analysis Tools on 47,587 Smart Contracts"
  • Atzei et al. (2017): "A Survey of Attacks on Ethereum Smart Contracts"
  • Saltzer & Schroeder (1975): "The Protection of Information in Computer Systems"
  • Wooldridge & Jennings (1995): "Intelligent Agents: Theory and Practice"

Datasets

  • SmartBugs (INESC-ID): Benchmark dataset for evaluation
  • SolidiFI (TU Delft): Fault injection framework
  • Etherscan: Contract source verification

Organizations

Supporting Institutions

Institution Type Contribution
UNDEF University Thesis supervision
IUA University Academic support
UTN-FRVM University Resources

Future Partners (Planned)

We welcome partnerships with: - Universities and research institutions - Blockchain security companies - Open-source foundations - Government cybersecurity agencies


Become a Contributor

  1. Read CONTRIBUTING.md
  2. Check open issues
  3. Submit your first pull request
  4. Join the community!

This file is updated regularly. Last update: December 2024