Submitted by kuprum, also found by rscodes, petarP1998, Tigerfrake, joicygiore, Jorgect, MrValioBg, OpaBatyo, smaul, willycode20, McToady, hail_the_lord, 0xNirix, pep7siup, enami_el, Sparrow, rbserver, and 0xCiphky
Loss of funds as anyone can frontrun the createArt transaction, reusing the original signature but supplying their own config. As a result, the artist, the royalties recipient, as well the the royalty BPS can be set arbitrarily, leading to stealing the royalties from the artist and achieving other impacts.
Function PhiFactory::createArt() doesnt limit the signature to either the specific submitter, nor does it include into the signed data the CreateConfig parameters; which in particular include the artist, the royalties receiver, as well as other parameters. Other impacts are possible but here is one specific scenario:
As a result, the attacker gets all rewards sent to the PhiRewards contract from PhiNFT1155 when the legitimate party claims an NFT token (see PhiNFT1155::claimFromFactory()).
Other possible impacts (a non-exclusive list):
Drop this test to PhiFactory.t.sol and execute via forge test --match-test Kuprum:
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ZaK3939 (Phi) confirmed, but disagreed with severity and commented:
0xDjango (judge) commented:
