Reflexer Staking and Auction House

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Quantstamp reviewed Reflexer (Reflexer Staking and Auction House) on 9 Jul 2021: 8 findings, 0 critical; 2 marked fixed, 6 acknowledged.

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SeverityOpenAcknowledgedFixed
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Low061
HighUnsafe Transfers Could Lead to Fund LossesFixed

The `StakedTokenAuctionHouse` contract uses the function `transferFrom()` in an unsafe manner since the return value is unchecked in lines 305 and 333. In case that the transfer fails the transaction proceeds assuming that the transfer went through. This could potentially lead to fund losses for the user or the contract. The same problem materialises in the `GebLenderFirstResortRewards.sol` contract. It does not check the return value of two `transfer` calls: * `transfer()` in `GebLenderFirstResortRewards` on L429 * `transfer()` in `GebLenderFirstResortRewards` on L473

LowMissing Input ValidationFixed

Arguments of type address are not checked to be non-zero in `TokenPool.constructor()`. Furthermore, the function `modifyParameters()` can potentially set invalid addresses to sensitive variables `accountingEngine` and `tokenBurner`. Also, `minBidDecrease` can be set to zero leading to `newMinBid` being always set to 1 in `restartAuction()`.

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  • src/auction/StakedTokenAuctionHouse.sol
  • src/GebLenderFirstResortRewards.sol

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Audits2 audits by 1 firmLast audit Oct 2021, by Quantstamp.
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