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Sierra introduces non-reversibility guarantees, but the compilation pipeline has edge cases — certain Cairo patterns produce Sierra that behaves differently from the Cairo source's apparent semantics.",severity:"High",example:"Arithmetic operations that appear to panic on overflow in Cairo source but produce different behavior when compiled through Sierra to CASM."},{type:"STARK Proof Completeness Assumptions",description:"StarkNet contracts that interact with cross-chain STARK proofs must handle proof rejection correctly. Contracts that assume proof acceptance and proceed without checking the verification return value allow attackers to bypass the proof requirement.",severity:"High",example:"A cross-chain bridge contract that calls the STARK verifier but continues execution regardless of whether the proof was accepted or rejected."},{type:"Felt Arithmetic Overflow",description:"StarkNet's native field element type (felt252) wraps around at the STARK prime (~2^251). Arithmetic that looks like standard integer arithmetic can overflow into unintended values when results exceed the field modulus — a different overflow behavior than Solidity's uint256.",severity:"Medium",example:"A token balance calculation that exceeds 2^251 and wraps around to a small positive value, allowing a user to appear to have a near-zero balance after overflow."}],n=[{q:"What programming language does StarkNet use, and does SmartContractAuditor.ai support it?",a:"StarkNet uses Cairo — a Rust-inspired language designed for writing STARK-provable programs. Cairo 1.0 (the current version) compiles through Sierra (Safe Intermediate Representation) to CASM (Cairo Assembly) before execution. SmartContractAuditor.ai analyzes StarkNet Cairo contracts for Cairo-specific vulnerability patterns including storage collision, felt arithmetic behavior, Sierra compilation edge cases, and STARK proof integration correctness."},{q:"How is StarkNet Cairo security different from Solidity security?",a:"Cairo's primary difference from Solidity is its ZK-native execution model — every computation produces a STARK proof. The security surface shifts from EVM opcode-level concerns to Cairo language semantics, felt arithmetic behavior (wraps at 2^251, not 2^256), storage variable address derivation (Pedersen hash of the variable name), and the correctness of STARK proof integration in cross-chain or cross-contract calls. Many Solidity vulnerability classes (reentrancy, tx.origin manipulation, delegatecall abuse) simply don't exist in Cairo."},{q:"What are the most common Cairo/StarkNet vulnerability classes?",a:"Storage variable address collisions — where two variables hash to the same storage slot — are the most dangerous class since they're silent and hard to detect without tooling. Felt arithmetic overflow/underflow (at the STARK prime, not 256 bits) causes incorrect calculations in token and balance logic. STARK proof verification bypass — contracts that don't check the verifier return value — allow cross-chain attacks. Sierra compilation correctness edge cases are emerging as Cairo 1.0 matures."},{q:"Is StarkNet's ZK architecture inherently more secure?",a:"ZK proofs provide computational integrity guarantees — the output of a proven computation matches what the program would produce. This eliminates entire classes of attacks that exploit EVM execution ordering or state transitions. 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