In the event SetNetPassword
is triggered without including msg.sender
as an argument. This omission means that the event does not provide information about who initiated the action of setting a new password.
Including msg.sender
in events triggered by user actions can enhance the usefulness of events for end users. This allows for clear identification of the entity initiating the action, providing valuable information about the source of the event. And in this case it will allow the end user to understand who updated the password.
Not including msg.sender
in events triggered by user actions can lead to a lack of crucial information about the initiator of the action.
Manual review
Consider adding msg.sender
in the event.
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