Title: Add ERC2612 Permit Security Checklist Items#40
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Title: Add ERC2612 Permit Security Checklist Items#40rocknwa wants to merge 1 commit intoCyfrin:mainfrom
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Add two critical security validation items for ERC2612 permit implementations: - Zero address validation after ecrecover (SOL-Token-FE-17) - DOMAIN_SEPARATOR chain split protection (SOL-Token-FE-18) These additions expand permit security coverage beyond the existing DOMAIN_SEPARATOR implementation check (SOL-Token-FE-11).
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This PR adds comprehensive security checks for ERC2612 permit implementations,
expanding on the existing SOL-Token-FE-11 item. The new checks cover:
These additions address critical permit-specific vulnerabilities that are
currently underrepresented in the fungible token security checklist.