Description:
The bridge.cairo::withdraw_auto_from_l1
function needs to validate all fields in the request to ensure they adhere to expected formats and constraints. This validation is crucial for ensuring data integrity and correctness during token transfers from Layer 1 to Layer 2.
Impact:
Failure to validate input fields could result in several issues, including:
Data Integrity Issues: Malformed or incorrect data could lead to the incorrect handling of tokens during the transfer process,
potentially causing token losses or incorrect token states on Layer 2.
Security Risks: Unvalidated inputs might open up vectors for attacks, such as passing in invalid addresses or token IDs that
could lead to unexpected contract behavior.
Operational Errors: Incorrect data processing could cause the function to fail or behave unpredictably, resulting in operational
issues and potential downtime.
Recommended Mitigation:
The following validation checks have been added to the bridge.cairo::withdraw_auto_from_l1
function:
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