@sundarpichai please look at this problem "fgemf-71" so many users are facing issues and your support suck from the last 1 month I can't find any issue.
@Google@GoogleIndia@GooglePlay
Does anyone know how to solve this problem
This Google payment issue FGEMF-71
Google support suck it's been more then 30 days.
#googleplay#googlepayment#google#playstore
Look at this @Swiggy how they fool at 10:03PM it was showing 8mins left and at 10:08PM after 5mins it still showed 7mins left.
Why make us fool like this ?
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I used ChatGpt they can create a flowchart. Why are these basic skills missing in Gemini AI?
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If you have an internal function that is called by multiple external functions, then check if the access control is broken in one of them.
Sometimes, the developers forget to implement the correct access control in all cases, which can allow you call the internal function through a backdoor.
Here is an (oversimplified) example:
The function _mint() takes a target address and mints an NFT to it.
The external function mint() requires the caller to be whitelisted before calling the internal _mint() function.
The function giftNft() accepts a target address, and in case it is non-zero, it checks if it is whitelisted.
Then it decides on the reciever of the NFT it mints. In case target == address(0), then the reciever is msg.sender.
This can allow an attacker to mint an NFT without being whitelisted, by passing the address(0) to the giftNft() function, which will call _mint() for them!
This is not only limited to internal function, but you can also try to abuse storage writing.
For instance, if a two function write to the same mapping, then check to see if you can bypass the access control in one of them and do unauthorized write:
1 - Alice calls addNickname() to link her nickname to her address. it is enforced that the address is the msg.sender.
2 - The function updateNickname() allows any user to link any nickname to any address, which allows bob to point alice's nickname to his address (bob_address)
I hope that was clear!
Let me know if you have any questions!