Normal behavior: Refunding should remove or deactivate participants without allowing invalid winners.
Specific issue: refund() intentionally creates address(0) holes (L103), but selectWinner() draws from players[] without filtering and pays/mints to that address (L130, L151, L153)
Likelihood:
Reason 1 Refund() introduces invalid entries (address(0)) (L103).
Reason 2 selectWinner() does not validate or skip invalid entries before payout/mint.
Impact:
Impact 1 When this will occur: During winner selection in rounds where one or more refunds have occurred
Impact 2 Prize payout and minting can fail or produce invalid outcomes
Impact 3 The round can revert and stall, harming protocol liveness.
## Description In the `selectWinner` function, when a player has refunded and their address is replaced with address(0), the prize money may be sent to address(0), resulting in fund loss. ## Vulnerability Details In the `refund` function if a user wants to refund his money then he will be given his money back and his address in the array will be replaced with `address(0)`. So lets say `Alice` entered in the raffle and later decided to refund her money then her address in the `player` array will be replaced with `address(0)`. And lets consider that her index in the array is `7th` so currently there is `address(0)` at `7th index`, so when `selectWinner` function will be called there isn't any kind of check that this 7th index can't be the winner so if this `7th` index will be declared as winner then all the prize will be sent to him which will actually lost as it will be sent to `address(0)` ## Impact Loss of funds if they are sent to address(0), posing a financial risk. ## Recommendations Implement additional checks in the `selectWinner` function to ensure that prize money is not sent to `address(0)`
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