The Credibility
contract is currently using Ownable
from OpenZeppelin, inheriting the default transferOwnership()
function. This introduces a potential risk of unauthorized or accidental ownership transfers, which could compromise critical functions of the contract. The recommended solution is to implement a two-step ownership transfer mechanism using OpenZeppelin's Ownable2Step.sol
.
The current vulnerability poses a risk of unauthorized ownership transfers, which could lead to compromise of critical functions ( e.g mint) within the Credibility
contract. Implementing a two-step ownership transfer mechanism is crucial for mitigating this risk and enhancing the security of the contract.
Integrate OpenZeppelin's Ownable2Step.sol
into the Credibility
contract to establish a two-step ownership transfer mechanism. This will enhance the security of the contract and reduce the risk of unauthorized ownership changes.
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