Source code verification service for Ethereum smart contractsargotorg/sourcify on GitHub
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sourcify-server@4.3.0 - 2026-11-03. chore: bump Node to 22.23.4 for Brotli RCE CVE-2026-111497 (Node2Shell) (#3040) · fix: harden source fetching, match transformations and Blockscout key handling (GHSA-q975-797r-6pmw) (#3039) · fix(lib-sourcify): verify contr…Sourcify release notes
If you've signed anything on Ethereum you know this feeling. The wallet pops up: an address, some hex, a function name.. Where are these coming from? Am I even talking to the correct contract? What am I even signing? What is this action going to do?Sourcify
I guess the problem needs no introduction. Blind signing has been a big pain, arguably the biggest UX pain, of Ethereum since its inception. It's just not possible for humans to know what they are about to sign and authorize on their wallets.Sourcify
sourcify-server@4.0.0 - 2026-08-20. refactor(server): remove API v1 (#2877) · fix(lib-sourcify): don't store sources unused by the compilation target (#2901) · fix: prevent and auto-recover stuck v2 verification jobs (compiler OOM/hang) (#2880) (#2886) · Fix s…Sourcify release notes
Sourcify ensures verified EVM smart contract data remains open and accessible, and is powered by open-source tools.Sourcify
Clear Signing Working GroupSourcify
Sourcify's legacy v1 API has been deprecated for a while. v2 has been the primary, recommended API for over a year: async job-based verification (no more hanging requests), richer responses (storage layouts, source maps, transformations, proxy resolution), cle…Sourcify
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