Dria

Summary : Reentrancy is a type of attack where a contract calls another contract, and the called contract then calls back into the original contract, potentially causing unintended behavior.

Vulnerability Details : To prevent reentrancy attacks, you can use a reentrancy lock or a non-reentrant modifier.

Impact : Reentrancy is a type of attack where a contract calls another contract, and the called contract then calls back into the original contract, potentially causing unintended behavior.

Tools Used : Slither, VS code

Recommendations : A reentrancy lock is a mechanism that prevents a contract from calling itself recursively. You can implement a reentrancy lock using a boolean variable that is set to true when the contract is executing, and set to false when the contract has finished executing.

Here's an example of how you can modify the LLMOracleCoordinator contract to use a reentrancy lock:

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