XO-_versionToPhase Function Allows Unauthorized Access
Summary
the _versionToPhase function. contain a vulnerability this function is is used to convert a version number to a phase. the problem is that the function will stop iterating if the phase ID reaches 0, this can exploit by an attacker and cause unauthorized access to the contract or manipulate the system.
The vulnerability in the _versionToPhase function, the function iterates through the phases until it finds a phase with a starting version that is less than or equal to the version, the problem is in this loop. The loop will stop if the phase ID reaches 0, even if the version is still greater than the starting version of any phase. means that the _versionToPhase function will return an invalid phase if the version is greater than the starting version of the last phase, this can exploited by an attacker to create an invalid phase. and the attacker could then submit this invalid phase to the contract, which would allow the attacker to bypass the security checks that are in place to prevent unauthorized access to the contract.
Impact
attacker can bypass security measures and potentially gain unauthorized access to the contract or manipulate the system.
change the loop in the _versionToPhase function so that it continues to iterate even if the phase ID reaches 0. This would ensure that the _versionToPhase function will never return an invalid phase.
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_versionToPhase
Function AllowsUnauthorized Access
Summary
_versionToPhase
function. contain a vulnerability this function is is used to convert a version number to a phase. the problem is that the function will stop iterating if the phaseID
reaches0
, this can exploit by an attacker and cause unauthorized access to the contract or manipulate the system.Vulnerability Detail
_versionToPhase
function, the function iterates through the phases until it finds a phase with a starting version that is less than or equal to the version, the problem is in this loop. The loop will stop if the phaseID
reaches0
, even if the version is still greater than the starting version of any phase. means that the_versionToPhase
function will return aninvalid
phase if the version is greater than the starting version of the last phase, this can exploited by an attacker to create an invalid phase. and the attacker could then submit this invalid phase to the contract, which would allow the attacker to bypass the security checks that are in place to prevent unauthorized access to the contract.Impact
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Recommendation
_versionToPhase
function so that it continues to iterate even if the phaseID
reaches0
. This would ensure that the_versionToPhase
function will never return an invalid phase.