Script improvements #874
Script improvements #874
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (5)
script/tasks/diamondSyncSigs.ts (2)
129-133: Consider adding transaction confirmation timeout and sanitizing error logs.While waiting for transaction confirmation is good practice, consider these improvements:
- Add a timeout to prevent indefinite waiting
- Sanitize error objects before logging to avoid exposing sensitive information
- await publicClient.waitForTransactionReceipt({ hash: tx }) + await publicClient.waitForTransactionReceipt({ + hash: tx, + timeout: 60_000 // 60 seconds timeout + }) } catch (err) { - consola.error(JSON.stringify(err, null, 2)) + consola.error('Transaction failed:', { + message: err.message, + code: err.code, + // Only log non-sensitive error details + }) process.exit(1) }
Environment configuration handling needs improvement
The script's environment handling has the following security concerns:
- No explicit validation of environment values (only used in path construction)
- Environment parameter accepts any string value without restriction
- No validation of RPC URL format or security
- Private key is passed directly as an argument without additional safeguards
Required improvements:
- Add explicit validation to ensure
environmentis strictly 'PROD' or 'STAGING'- Implement RPC URL validation and security checks
- Consider using environment variables instead of direct private key argument
- Add input sanitization for all parameters
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41-54: Verify environment configuration handling.The script handles sensitive configuration (private keys, RPC URLs). Ensure that:
- Environment variables are properly validated
- RPC endpoints are trusted and secure
- Private keys are handled securely
Let me analyze the script further to verify environment configuration handling.
Let me check one more aspect of the environment validation.
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Check for any hardcoded RPC URLs or private keys rg -i '(http|ws)s?://' --type ts rg -i 'private.*key' --type tsLength of output: 11196
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Check environment validation and configuration handling in diamondSyncSigs.ts ast-grep --pattern 'const { network, privateKey, environment } = args' rg -A 10 'environment.*=.*args' script/tasks/diamondSyncSigs.tsLength of output: 595
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Check for environment validation logic rg -B 5 -A 10 'type.*=.*string.*environment' script/tasks/diamondSyncSigs.ts ast-grep --pattern 'if ($COND) { $$$ }' script/tasks/diamondSyncSigs.tsLength of output: 2249
script/tasks/diamondSyncSigs.sh (2)
66-73: Consider improving network configuration managementWhile the skip logic is functional, consider these improvements:
- Move the test network list to a configuration file for easier maintenance
- Add debug logging when networks are skipped
- Consider using an array and pattern matching for cleaner syntax
Example improvement:
+ # Load test networks from config + TEST_NETWORKS=("localanvil" "bsc-testnet" "lineatest" "mumbai" "sepolia") + if [[ " ${TEST_NETWORKS[@]} " =~ " ${NETWORK} " ]]; then + echoDebug "Skipping test network: $NETWORK" + continue + fi - if [[ "$NETWORK" == "localanvil" || \ - "$NETWORK" == "bsc-testnet" || \ - "$NETWORK" == "lineatest" || \ - "$NETWORK" == "mumbai" || \ - "$NETWORK" == "sepolia" ]]; then - continue - fi
81-81: Enhance log separator with contextConsider making the separator more informative by including the network name and attempt context.
- echo "----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------" + echo "-------------------------- Network: $NETWORK - Attempt: $ATTEMPTS ---------------------------"script/tasks/diamondSyncDEXs.sh (1)
52-61: Consider improving the network filtering mechanism.The network skipping logic works correctly, but could be enhanced for better maintainability and observability.
Consider these improvements:
+ # Array of networks to skip + declare -a SKIP_NETWORKS=("localanvil" "bsc-testnet" "lineatest" "mumbai" "sepolia") + # Skip for localanvil or any testnet - if [[ "$NETWORK" == "localanvil" || \ - "$NETWORK" == "bsc-testnet" || \ - "$NETWORK" == "lineatest" || \ - "$NETWORK" == "mumbai" || \ - "$NETWORK" == "sepolia" ]]; then + if [[ " ${SKIP_NETWORKS[@]} " =~ " ${NETWORK} " ]]; then + echo "[info] Skipping network: $NETWORK" continue fiThis approach:
- Makes it easier to maintain the list of networks to skip
- Adds logging for better visibility
- Uses a more concise array-based check
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script/tasks/diamondSyncDEXs.sh(1 hunks)script/tasks/diamondSyncSigs.sh(1 hunks)script/tasks/diamondSyncSigs.ts(2 hunks)
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script/tasks/diamondSyncSigs.ts (1)
Learnt from: 0xDEnYO
PR: lifinance/contracts#819
File: script/tasks/diamondSyncSigs.ts:14-14
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T09:43:10.543Z
Learning: When reviewing import statements, ensure to check import paths relative to the script's location, as they may differ across directories.
🔇 Additional comments (3)
script/tasks/diamondSyncSigs.ts (2)
15-15: LGTM! Good choice of logging library.
The addition of consola for structured logging is a good improvement for error handling.
119-127: Verify privileged contract call security.
The batchSetFunctionApprovalBySignature is a privileged operation that modifies contract storage. Ensure that:
- Only authorized accounts can execute this function
- The function has appropriate access controls in the contract
✅ Verification successful
Privileged contract call is properly secured.
The batchSetFunctionApprovalBySignature function has appropriate access controls:
- Checks for contract owner:
if (msg.sender != LibDiamond.contractOwner()) - Falls back to access control check:
LibAccess.enforceAccessControl() - Uses LibAllowList for managing approved function signatures
- Emits events for all approval changes
The implementation ensures only authorized accounts (owner or approved addresses) can modify function approvals.
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for access control modifiers on the target function
ast-grep --pattern 'function batchSetFunctionApprovalBySignature($$$) $modifier external $$$'
Length of output: 95
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for the contract definition and implementation
rg -l "batchSetFunctionApprovalBySignature" --type sol
# After finding the files, let's examine the implementation
rg "batchSetFunctionApprovalBySignature" -A 5 --type sol
Length of output: 167
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for the contract definition and implementation without file type filter
rg -l "batchSetFunctionApprovalBySignature"
# After finding the files, let's examine the implementation
rg "batchSetFunctionApprovalBySignature" -A 5
Length of output: 100255
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's examine the access control implementation
rg -l "LibAccess"
# Then look at the access control implementation
rg "enforceAccessControl" -A 5
Length of output: 117844
script/tasks/diamondSyncDEXs.sh (1)
Line range hint 1-184: Security review: Enhance validation and access controls.
Several security considerations need to be addressed:
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Private key handling:
- Private keys are loaded directly from environment variables
- Consider using a more secure key management solution
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Contract validation:
- Only checks if DEX contracts are deployed
- Should validate if they implement expected interfaces
- No validation of contract ownership or permissions
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Rate limiting:
- Only has gas price checks for mainnet
- Consider adding additional rate limiting for other networks
Let's verify the current security measures:
Recommended improvements:
- Add interface validation for DEX contracts:
# Add to the loop where DEX addresses are checked
CODE=$(cast calldata "supportsInterface(bytes4)" "<DEX_INTERFACE_ID>")
SUPPORTS=$(cast call "$DEX_ADDRESS" "$CODE" --rpc-url "$RPC_URL")
if [[ "$SUPPORTS" != "0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001" ]]; then
echo "[error] DEX $DEX_ADDRESS does not implement required interface"
continue
fi- Add ownership validation:
# Add before making changes
OWNER=$(cast call "$DIAMOND_ADDRESS" "owner() returns (address)" --rpc-url "$RPC_URL")
CALLER=$(cast wallet address --private-key $(getPrivateKey "$NETWORK" "$ENVIRONMENT"))
if [[ "${OWNER,,}" != "${CALLER,,}" ]]; then
error "Caller $CALLER is not the owner $OWNER"
return 1
fi- Consider using a secure key management service instead of environment variables.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the security measures in the codebase, particularly focusing on the Diamond contract and DEX validation.
Let me gather more specific information about the DEX validation and security measures in the codebase.
Based on the search results, I can now generate a final response regarding the security concerns in the DEX synchronization script.
Security measures are adequate with some recommended improvements
The script already has several security measures in place:
- Checks if DEXs are deployed before adding them
- Validates DEX addresses through checksumming
- Maintains a list of excluded networks for safety
- Uses helper functions for access control
However, there are no interface validations or ownership checks for DEXs. This is acceptable because:
- DEXs are added through a config file that is managed by the contract owner
- The script only performs read operations (checking deployment) before adding DEXs
- The actual DEX approval is handled by the diamond contract which has proper access controls
The current implementation follows a secure pattern where configuration changes are controlled through the deployment process rather than runtime validation.
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Check for any existing security measures in helper functions
# Check if there are any ownership or permission checks
echo "Checking for ownership/permission validations..."
rg -i "owner|permission|access|auth" script/helperFunctions.sh
# Check for interface validation
echo "Checking for interface validation..."
rg -i "interface|implements|supports" script/helperFunctions.sh
# Check for additional security measures
echo "Checking for security-related functions..."
rg -i "security|validate|verify" script/helperFunctions.sh
Length of output: 8752
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Check for DEX validation logic
echo "Checking for DEX validation in config and contracts..."
rg -i "dex.*validation|validate.*dex" .
# Check for interface checks in diamond contract
echo "Checking for interface validation in diamond contract..."
fd -e sol -e json . -x grep -l "interface.*DEX" {} \;
# Check for additional security measures in the diamond sync script
echo "Checking for security measures in diamond sync..."
rg -i "check|verify|validate" script/tasks/diamondSyncDEXs.sh
Length of output: 131685
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Check for DEX validation in the diamond contract
echo "Checking for DEX validation in diamond contract..."
rg -i "dex.*validate|validate.*dex|dex.*check" .
# Check for ownership checks in diamond sync
echo "Checking for ownership checks in diamond sync..."
rg -i "owner|admin|access" script/tasks/diamondSyncDEXs.sh
# Check for DEX interface requirements
echo "Checking for DEX interface requirements..."
rg -i "interface.*dex|dex.*interface" .
Length of output: 132065
Test Coverage ReportLine Coverage: 76.10% (1675 / 2201 lines) |
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