Open howlbot-integration[bot] opened 4 months ago
0xA5DF marked the issue as grade-a
kupermind (sponsor) acknowledged
Hi @0xA5DF, Thank you for the swift judging of this contest.
Respectfully, we'd like to point you to some potential upgrades.
QA-26 --> #38
QA-17 --> #26
QA-15 --> #64
QA-11 --> #36
Also we'd like to earnestly request you take a look at QA-14, QA-23 and QA-24 and see if they're deemed fit for upgrades too. Thank you
QA-26 --> https://github.com/code-423n4/2024-05-olas-findings/issues/38
I don't see how they're dupes
QA-17 --> https://github.com/code-423n4/2024-05-olas-findings/issues/26
Upgraded
QA-15 --> https://github.com/code-423n4/2024-05-olas-findings/issues/64
Not the same issue
QA-11 --> https://github.com/code-423n4/2024-05-olas-findings/issues/36
Have you read both issues? I don't see how those are related at all. The #36 talks about a broken accounting of the total sum.
⚠️Note: When asking to upgrade, I expect you to:
This is part of the good citizen policy
In order to be eligible for awards, competitors must contribute more value than they take.
Also we'd like to earnestly request you take a look at QA-14, QA-23 and QA-24
If they're not dupes of existing HMs then no, if you think that something is more than low then please submit it as such in the first place
@0xA5DF I don't think QA-17 is a dupe of #26 either.
It does not point out that the withheld amount may be unnormalized, but instead claims the normalization in a different function (syncWithheldAmountMaintenance()
) may lead to precision loss. This is incorrect as this is an admin controlled function, and the normalization in this function is actually correct - the actual issue is that it is missing in the syncWithheldAmount()
function.
You're right, I've missed that. Thanks for pointing this out! nullified #123
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