CRITICALETH sent to an arbitrary, user-controlled address
CRITICALETH sent to an arbitrary, user-controlled address
HIGHReentrancy without ETH (state-only)
HIGHReentrancy via call with unlimited gas
HIGHecrecover without invalid-signature protection
MEDIUMReturn value of an external call ignored
MEDIUMReturn value of an external call ignored
MEDIUMReturn value of an external call ignored
MEDIUMReturn value of an external call ignored
MEDIUMLocal variable shadows a state variable
MEDIUMAccess control issue (manual review required)
MEDIUMLow-level call return value not checked
MEDIUMLow-level call return value not checked
MEDIUMLow-level call return value not checked
MEDIUMLow-level call return value not checked
MEDIUMLow-level call return value not checked
MEDIUMCentralization risk (absolute admin powers)
MEDIUMCentralization risk (absolute admin powers)
MEDIUMCentralization risk (absolute admin powers)
MEDIUMCentralization risk (absolute admin powers)
MEDIUMtransfer()/transferFrom() return value not checked
LOWReentrancy without state impact (benign)
LOWRedundant code
LOWAddress parameter not indexed in event
LOWAddress parameter not indexed in event
INFORMATIONALReentrancy detected via event emission order
INFORMATIONALReentrancy detected via event emission order
INFORMATIONALReentrancy detected via event emission order
INFORMATIONALInline assembly usage
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