fix(router): adds caller verification when the swap callback #1005
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Descriptions
This PR adds caller verification to the
SwapCallbackfunction in the router v1 contract to enhance security and prevent unauthorized callback invocations.Problem
The
SwapCallbackfunction, which handles token transfers during pool swaps, did not verify that it was being called from the authorized router v1 contract. This could potentially allow malicious actors to invoke the callback directly and manipulate the swap flow.Solution
Added caller verification to ensure that only the router v1 contract can invoke the swap callback:
assertIsRouterV1()inassert.gnoto verify the caller's address matches the router v1 contract addressrouterV1Addrconstant inconsts.gnoto store the router v1 package addresshalt.AssertIsNotHaltedRouter()runtime.PreviousRealm().Address()