Hey @_magicsheep & @Yeti
Let’s also remember that the DAO V1.1 about to be launched on 16 March had:
- Centralization issues deriving from Whitelist
- A double counting vulnerability, similar to Mod Hack
- A SQL injection
- Many more issues
Status:
- 2, 3, 4 have been mostly addressed

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- is currently not addressed

- is currently not addressed
The tool you just revealed could finally address (part of) 1. Mentioning its existance without releasing leaves 1 still unaddressed.
So to reply:
- You don’t need to pass my audit and you could choose a less strict auditor.
- On my side, I will release a public audit of such tool once you open-source it.
- Keeping the tool closed-source does not help DAO v1.1 positioning.
Allowing a Fair Vote is the basic of Voting Systems.
Not perfection defined as: attacker being able to take control of crucial votes like Meta Rule changes and Stewards elections. See: DAO v1.1 Public Testing Report - #2 by phroi
In good consience, I need to take every possible step to make sure that this doesn’t happen.
Phroi