Foreign co-signer on owner permission
perm-owner-cosigner
Foreign co-signer on owner permission is a Leeri screening rule for TRON that detects the following: A multisig-style owner permission includes one or more keys that do not belong to this address.
What it detects
A multisig-style owner permission includes one or more keys that do not belong to this address.
When it fires
A foreign key sits on the owner permission and contributes weight toward the signing threshold, without being able to meet it alone.
What it means
The account is under shared control: the foreign key cannot act alone, but it takes part in owner-level signing. This is common for corporate and multi-party wallets, and it also means the customer may not control the account on their own.
What to do
Review the co-signing keys and their weights listed with the finding, and confirm with the customer who holds them where account control matters to your relationship.
Chains
- TRON
Ruleset version:
Wallet security warning for the address owner · not scored from ruleset v11