bankr-airdrop
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Audited by Socket on Mar 9, 2026
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AnomalyAnomalyscripts/airdrop.mjs
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scripts/airdrop.mjs
This file is an airdrop CLI that requires a private key and will sign on-chain transactions (approve and disperseToken) to distribute ERC-20 tokens. I find no indicators of obfuscated or intentionally malicious code such as hidden exfiltration, remote command execution, or eval-based payloads. The main risks are operational: placing an unencrypted private key in the referenced env file, approving max uint256 to a hardcoded Disperse contract without verifying its trustworthiness, and running the script in an environment where console output or files might be exposed. Use cautiously: verify the Disperse contract address and source, protect the private key, and run dry-run first.
Confidence: 90%Severity: 60%
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