mythril/tests/testdata/outputs_expected/calls.sol.text

==== Message call to external contract ====
Type: Informational
Contract: Caller
Function name: _function_0x5a6814ec
PC address: 661
This contract executes a message call to to another contract. Make sure that the called contract is trusted and does not execute user-supplied code.
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In file: <TESTDATA>/inputs/calls.sol:16

fixed_address.call()

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==== Message call to external contract ====
Type: Warning
Contract: Caller
Function name: _function_0xd24b08cc
PC address: 779
This contract executes a message call to an address found at storage slot 1. This storage slot can be written to by calling the function '_function_0x2776b163'. Generally, it is not recommended to call user-supplied adresses using Solidity's call() construct. Note that attackers might leverage reentrancy attacks to exploit race conditions or manipulate this contract's state.
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In file: <TESTDATA>/inputs/calls.sol:29

stored_address.call()

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==== Message call to external contract ====
Type: Informational
Contract: Caller
Function name: _function_0xe11f493e
PC address: 858
This contract executes a message call to to another contract. Make sure that the called contract is trusted and does not execute user-supplied code.
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In file: <TESTDATA>/inputs/calls.sol:20

fixed_address.call()

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==== State change after external call ====
Type: Warning
Contract: Caller
Function name: _function_0xe11f493e
PC address: 869
The contract account state is changed after an external call. Consider that the called contract could re-enter the function before this state change takes place. This can lead to business logic vulnerabilities.
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In file: <TESTDATA>/inputs/calls.sol:21

statevar = 0

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==== Message call to external contract ====
Type: Warning
Contract: Caller
Function name: _function_0xe1d10f79
PC address: 912
This contract executes a message call to an address provided as a function argument. Generally, it is not recommended to call user-supplied adresses using Solidity's call() construct. Note that attackers might leverage reentrancy attacks to exploit race conditions or manipulate this contract's state.
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In file: <TESTDATA>/inputs/calls.sol:25

addr.call()

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==== Unchecked CALL return value ====
Type: Informational
Contract: Caller
Function name: _function_0x5a6814ec
PC address: 661
The return value of an external call is not checked. Note that execution continue even if the called contract throws.
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In file: <TESTDATA>/inputs/calls.sol:16

fixed_address.call()

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==== Unchecked CALL return value ====
Type: Informational
Contract: Caller
Function name: _function_0xd24b08cc
PC address: 779
The return value of an external call is not checked. Note that execution continue even if the called contract throws.
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In file: <TESTDATA>/inputs/calls.sol:29

stored_address.call()

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==== Unchecked CALL return value ====
Type: Informational
Contract: Caller
Function name: _function_0xe11f493e
PC address: 858
The return value of an external call is not checked. Note that execution continue even if the called contract throws.
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In file: <TESTDATA>/inputs/calls.sol:20

fixed_address.call()

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==== Unchecked CALL return value ====
Type: Informational
Contract: Caller
Function name: _function_0xe1d10f79
PC address: 912
The return value of an external call is not checked. Note that execution continue even if the called contract throws.
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In file: <TESTDATA>/inputs/calls.sol:25

addr.call()

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