A clean report is a strong signal. Not a guarantee.
Before you rely on an AuditHunt scan, acknowledge what you're accepting. No legalese — this is exactly what it means.
It's informational, not a verdict.
AuditHunt runs 514 detectors and correlates against known exploits. It finds a great deal — but no automated tool catches everything. Treat a finding as a lead, and a clean result as one piece of evidence.
It doesn't replace a human audit.
For code that holds real value, AuditHunt is the fast first pass — not a substitute for a professional manual audit. Use it inside a defense-in-depth process, not as the whole of it.
“No findings” is not “safe.” We never sell bug-free.
A clean result means only that our system flagged nothing at today's state of detection on a contract you uploaded and ran through it. AuditHunt has never sold, claimed, or guaranteed “bug-free” or “exploit-free” code — in any wording or translation. We do what current technology and our company can do, and nothing more.
We're the last cheap step before a real audit firm.
AuditHunt is a confidence layer that lets startups move early. New exploits get found against even the biggest, most-audited projects — if one hits your code, before or after a scan, we are not accountable for the damage. When real value and real risk are on the line, engage a professional audit firm for the deeper assurance — and insurance — that step provides.
The decision to ship is yours.
You stay responsible for what you deploy. AuditHunt is provided "as is", with no warranty, and nothing it produces is financial or legal advice.
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