Audit Report

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Paladin reviewed Hexagon Finance (Audit Report) on 29 Apr 2022: 55 findings, 0 critical; 39 marked fixed, 9 acknowledged, 7 open.

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Findings55

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SeverityOpenAcknowledgedFixed
Critical000
High115
Medium025
Low6629
HighUsers might not be able to leave the vesting contract due to the large memory caching of arrays and iterationsAcknowledged

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MediumrewardDebt is vulnerable to rounding driftAcknowledged

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MediumVarious variables will affect user rewards in hindsight if ever changed by governanceAcknowledged

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LowContract should inherit IBoostAcknowledged

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LowGovernance Privilege: The function reclaimTokens allow the contract owner to withdraw any reward tokens to any addressAcknowledged

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LowsetFlakePerSecond has no maximum safeguardAcknowledged

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LowsetRewardPerSecond has no maximum safeguardAcknowledged

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LowUnnecessary marking of allocPoint to uint256 and casting to uint64Acknowledged

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LowVariables can be cached within transferFromAcknowledged

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Hexagon Finance
Audits1 audit by 1 firmLast audit Apr 2022, by Paladin.
Critical findingsNo open critical findingsIn 1 report.
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