The 51% majority can hijack the party's precious tokens through an arbitrary call proposal if the AddPartyCardsAuthority contract is added as an authority in the party.

Lines of code Vulnerability details Pre-requisite knowledge & an overview of the features in question 1. The AddPartyCardsAuthority contract: The AddPartyCardsAuthority contract is a contract designed to be integrated into a Party and it has only one purpose, and it is to mint new party governanc...

An operator can steal an NFT after its listed

Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact The ArbitraryCallsProposal contract prevents calls to setApprovalForAll on NFTs the Party owns. If an NFT is listed, calls to setApprovalForAll via the ArbitraryCallsProposal contract will succeed because the Party isn’t in possession of the NFT. Anyone...

Unbounded proposal calls array length could cause DoS

Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact It's possible to render the governance and execution contract inoperable for a period of time and effectively kill some proposals due to execution failure, which will break the governance routine and function. This could be a mistake or on purpose. Proof...

Malicious party active member can approve malicious contract to spend and steal party ERC1155 nft and ERC20 tokens via arbitrary proposal execution

Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact Detailed description of the impact of this finding. Let's look into the implementation in ArbitraryCallsProposal.sol // Check that the call is not prohibited. if !isCallAllowedcall, isUnanimous, preciousTokens, preciousTokenIds revert...