[ETHEREUM-CONTRACTS] Non-zero allowance to Superfluid contract could lead to phishing #1193
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Project: PROTOCOL-EVMv1
Superfluid protocol EVM v1 implementation in Solidity
Type: Security
Security related system improvements
Milestone
10. Informational - Non-zero allowance to Superfluid contract could lead to phishing
Non-zero allowances, especially infinite allowances, are generally a concern for users because it implies trusting other addresses with their tokens. No concrete attack vectors were found to leverage such an allowance, but because Super Apps use a custom
flowRateAllowance
allowance system, enable custom code, and implement callbacks, phishing attacks targeting Superfluid users may use this attack vector.ref: https://github.com/superfluid-finance/platform-monorepo/issues/76
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