The smart contract's constructor lacks checks for address(0), which could lead to potential security vulnerabilities.
The constructor of the smart contract does not include proper checks to prevent the use of address(0) (the zero address). This omission may enable certain operations or actions that could be exploited by attackers, potentially leading to unexpected behavior or loss of funds.
The absence of checks for address(0) in the constructor opens up possibilities for malicious actors to interact with the contract in unintended ways. It might enable unauthorized operations or cause disruptions, making the contract susceptible to various attack vectors.
Manual Review
Ensure that the constructor includes proper checks to disallow the use of the zero address.
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