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User may force fail the action from the DAO:execute
Lines of code Vulnerability details Description The execute function from the DAO.sol contract allow to execution of any call to any address if the caller has appropriate permission. Some calls are expected to be always successfully executed, and some may revert and execute will continue the...
DAO.sol auth() for ROOT_PERMISSION_ID should not need to depend on hidden IPermissionCondition _auth() from PermissionManager.sol
Lines of code Vulnerability details Summary PermissionManager.sol auth modifier pass along msg.data from all functions, is really out of place. There is little reason to pass along unused data than necessary. It is reasonable to expect ROOTPERMISSIONID and other DAO executive role controlled by...
implementation of the isValidSignature() function in the DAO.sol is invalid
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact Failure to validate the returned response from the isValidSignature function can cause that invalid signatures to be assumed to be valid. Proof of Concept Currently, externally owned accounts EOAs can sign messages with their associated private keys, but...
DAO functions can be called before initialization in init() of DAO.sol
Handle 0xRajeev Vulnerability details Impact All the external/public functions of DAO.sol can be called by other contracts even before DAO.sol contract is initialized. This can lead to exceptions, state corruption or incorrect accounting in other contracts, which may require redeployment of...
Initialization can be front-run in DAO.sol
Handle 0xRajeev Vulnerability details Impact Given the public access, this is susceptible to front-running by an attacker who can initialize this with arbitrary assets before the deployer. Reinitialization will require contract redeployment because initialization can be done only once. Reference:...