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Overview

As the registry moderator, you review attack requests and decide whether to approve or reject them.

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Approve a Request

If the request passes review: 
attackRegistry.approveAttack(agreementAddress);
Effects:
  • State changes to UNDER_ATTACK
  • Safe Harbor protection begins
  • Whitehats can attack

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Reject a Request

If the request fails review: 
attackRegistry.rejectAttackRequest(agreementAddress);
Effects:
  • State returns to NOT_DEPLOYED
  • Contract mappings cleared
  • Protocol can resubmit with fixes

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Review Checklist

Before deciding, verify:
  1. Deployment method: Deployed via BattleChainDeployer?
  2. Not a copycat: Bytecode doesn’t match mainnet contracts
  3. Legitimate protocol: Has web presence, audit reports, valid contacts
  4. Reasonable terms: Bounty percentage in normal range (5-15%)
  5. Clear scope: All contracts properly defined

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Check Deployment Method

address[] memory contracts = agreement.getBattleChainScopeAddresses();

for (uint i = 0; i < contracts.length; i++) {
    address deployer = attackRegistry.getContractDeployer(contracts[i]);

    if (deployer == address(0)) {
        // NOT via BattleChainDeployer - extra scrutiny needed
    }
}

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Timing

ScenarioAction
Clear approvalApprove immediately
Clear rejectionReject with feedback
Needs investigationDecide before 14-day deadline
Approaching deadline, uncertainReject to reset clock
If no action is taken within 14 days, the agreement auto-promotes to PRODUCTION.

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Batch Processing

Process multiple requests efficiently: 
function batchProcess(
    address[] calldata toApprove,
    address[] calldata toReject
) external {
    for (uint i = 0; i < toApprove.length; i++) {
        attackRegistry.approveAttack(toApprove[i]);
    }
    for (uint i = 0; i < toReject.length; i++) {
        attackRegistry.rejectAttackRequest(toReject[i]);
    }
}

How to Use Instant Promotion

Handle emergency copycat situations