Since the guys believed in themselves and do not answer @Cave_DAO $CAVE
what did your obedient servant find ???
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smart contract:
1) No check for owner d of the "transferFrom" function
2) Overflow Vulnerability "SafeMath" Library
3) No overflow check when transferring tokens In the "transfer" function
4) No check for uniqueness of Uniswap pair
5) No check for null address
6) No overflow check for tax distribution In the "_takeFee" function
7) Frontrunning vulnerability In the "swapAndLiquify" function

Hey @scamcoin_eth how's it going ?)))
$SCAM
#Crypto #token
smart contract:
1) The legacy version of Solidity uses Solidity 0.8.19. It is recommended to always use the latest stable version of Solidity to get all the latest security fixes and functionality.
2) Unprotected functions The smart contract does not contain access modifiers (eg public, external, internal, private) for functions, which can lead to unpredictable behavior and vulnerabilities.
3) Violation of the contract subject principle The ScamDevToken contract inherits from Ownable and ERC20, but violates the contract subject principle. The Ownable contract must be independent and contain its own _owner variable store.
4) Need to update The contract does not have a mechanism to update the contract or the ability to change the logic after deployment.