The bridgeOverplus
function in the provided contract lacks proper access control, enabling any external address to trigger the bridging of overplus. This absence of access control poses a security risk, as it allows unauthorized users to execute this function.
The bridgeOverplus
function does not incorporate access control modifiers, meaning that any external entity, including potential attackers, can invoke this function. Without proper access restrictions, the contract becomes vulnerable to exploitation by malicious actors.
The lack of access control in the bridgeOverplus
function allows unauthorized users to trigger the bridging of overplus. This could lead to unintended consequences, including draining funds or disrupting the normal operation of the contract.
Manual code review.
To address this vulnerability, implement access control mechanisms to ensure that only authorized users can execute the bridgeOverplus
function. One common approach is to use the OpenZeppelin Ownable contract, which restricts specific functions to be callable only by the contract owner.
Ensure that you include the Ownable library in your contract. This modification ensures that only the owner of the contract can execute the bridgeOverplus
function. Adjust ownership as needed based on the desired access control model for your contract.
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