Root + Impact

Description

The DeployRaiseboxContract script, written in Solidity using Foundry’s Script library, deploys the RaiseBoxFaucet contract with hardcoded parameters: token name "raiseboxtoken", symbol "RB", an initial allocation of 1000 * 10^18 tokens, a 0.005 ETH fee or drip, and a 1 ETH cap. The deployment occurs within a public run() function, utilizing Foundry’s vm.startBroadcast() and vm.stopBroadcast() to simulate transactions. However, the script does not include checks to confirm successful deployment or handle failures, which is a critical oversight for robust deployment processes. Failure to handle errors in smart contract deployment can lead to operational disruptions

Risk

Likelihood:

• Reason 1 // Describe WHEN this will occur (avoid using "if" statements)

• Reason 2

Impact:

Deployment failures may not be logged or reported, leading to an assumption of success when the contract is not deployed.

Failed deployments consume gas without creating a usable contract, draining the deployer’s funds.

Without error logs or checks, identifying the cause of failure (e.g., gas, parameters, or network) is difficult.

Downstream processes relying on a deployed RaiseBoxFaucet (e.g., user interactions, testing) may fail due to an invalid contract address.

Proof of Concept

Recommended Mitigation

To address the lack of error handling in DeployRaiseboxContract:

1.Validate Deployment Success: Check the deployed contract’s address to ensure it’s not address(0):

2.Use Foundry’s console to log the deployed address or errors: