The repayBadDebtWithCash and repayBadDebtWithReserves functions in the MErc20DelegateFixer contract make external calls without validating the return values. This vulnerability can result in inconsistent or invalid contract states if the external calls fail.
From the lack of validation of return values in the repayBadDebtWithCash and repayBadDebtWithReserves functions when interacting with external contracts.
If the transferFrom or other external calls fail, the contract's state may become inconsistent or invalid.
Users may experience financial losses if their intended actions are not executed successfully due to failed external calls.
The protocol's reliability and trustworthiness may be compromised if users encounter unexpected failures or inconsistencies in contract behavior.
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To mitigate the risk of inconsistent contract states and protect users from financial losses, always validate the return values of external calls and handle failure cases appropriately. Consider implementing error handling mechanisms to revert state changes if external calls fail and provide informative error messages to users.
By validating return values and handling failure cases appropriately, the contract can maintain the integrity of its state and ensure reliable and consistent behavior for users.
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