Audit Readout for Ozak AI
Audit headlines often get simplified in social posts. A better approach is reading what each report actually states. As of April 2, 2026, Ozak AI has two publicly linked security references: CertiK Skynet and a Sherlock PDF report.
CertiK snapshot
CertiK shows one listed audit history entry with a last audit date of June 16, 2025. The page presents a findings breakdown and indicates no critical or major findings in that CertiK entry. It also shows project-maturity and verification fields (including team/KYC status) that remain relevant context for readers comparing pre-launch projects.
Sherlock snapshot
The Sherlock report is dated September 10–13, 2025 and lists 3 High, 1 Medium, and 7 Low/Info findings for the reviewed scope. The same report section shows 0 High / 0 Medium / 0 Low-Info under “Issues Not Fixed and Not Acknowledged,” which is a key nuance often missed in short summaries.
Why this matters for readers
- “Audited” is not a binary quality label; report scope and remediation status are the real signal.
- Two audit references can improve confidence in process, but they do not remove execution, launch, or market risks.
- A practical next step for transparency is publishing a plain-language mapping from each finding category to deployed contract changes.
Operational context
Project docs continue to route users to a specific Ethereum presale contract, and on-chain activity is visible on Etherscan. That gives the market a way to independently track contract-level activity while waiting for broader launch milestones.
Primary sources (non-aggregator):
- Ozak AI Docs: Contract Audits
- CertiK Skynet: Ozak AI
- Sherlock Security Review PDF
- Etherscan: Presale Router Address
Educational analysis only, not investment advice.
