Increasing or decreasing totalVotingPower or individualVotingPower will affect current distributions for users that have not yet claimed.

Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact Altering the totalVotingPower or individualVotingPower will lead to unfair distributions among members that have not yet claimed Proof of Concept A member of a party can call PartyGovernancedistribute which will transfer the specified amount to...

decreaseVotingPower() can be front-ran by an attacker to claim an amount of assets from the TokenDistributor more than he should be able to claim or withdraw more assets than he should be able to claim through rageQuit()

Lines of code Vulnerability details Overview of the vulnerability / PoC The function decreaseVotingPower in PartyGovernanceNFT does not have a front-running protection against a user claiming his share of a distribution or a user ragequitting using a token which is going to get it's voting power...

Upgraded Q -> 2 from #20 [1685526689823]

Judge has assessed an item in Issue 20 as 2 risk. The relevant finding follows: L-2 Rage quit forfeits pending claims in TokenDistributor --- The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: All reactions...

Rage quitter loses his claimable share of distributed tokens

Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact Rage quitter loses his claimable share of distributed tokens. Proof of Concept PartyGovernanceNFT.rageQuit burns a governance NFT and transfers its share of the balance of ETH and tokens: // Burn caller's party card. This will revert if caller is not the...

Invalid Use of BODMAS in TokenDistributor.sol and PartyGovernanceNFT.sol

Lines of code Vulnerability details Invalid Use of BODMAS in TokenDistributor.sol and PartyGovernanceNFT.sol In contract TokenDistributor.sol we initializing the value of uint128 fee using a mathematical way but in a wrong manner their brackets are missing which will clear out the instance of usi...

Tokens available to the TokenDistributor are not safe

Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact Any funds available to the TokenDistributor contract can be stolen. Via creating new distributions with a Party contract controlled by a hacker. When funds are in the TokenDistributor contract, for instance, transferred via the PartyGovernace.distribute...

Fee = 0 in case supply is less then 10

Lines of code Vulnerability details In case supply is less then 10 fee will be always = 0, which is almost impossible with ETH but it's not 100% excludible with an ERC20 token in case it's value is very high and precision is low . A check that supply shall more then 10 shall be set. --- The text...

Hash result truncation

Lines of code Vulnerability details Description There is function hashFixedGovernanceOpts in Crowdfund contract and function getDistributionHash in TokenDistributor contract. The first one truncates the hash result to 16 bytes, the second to 15 bytes. Impact It is possible to find a collision for...

# Only part of keccak256() is used as hash, making it susceptible to collision attacks

Lines of code Vulnerability details At 2 places in the code only part of the output of keccak256 is used as the hash: At TokenDistributor - DistributionState.distributionHash15 - uses only a 15 bytes as a hash This one is intended to save storage At Crowdfund.governanceOptsHash a 16 bytes is used...

TokenDistributor: ERC777 tokensToSend hook can be exploited to drain contract

Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact TokenDistributor.createERC20Distribution can be used to create token distributions for ERC777 tokens which are backwards-compatible with ERC20. However, this introduces a reentrancy vulnerability which allows a party to get the tokens of another party. T...