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Low 31 Monero

Adopt wallet-core packages for fiat, background sync, notifications, and preferences

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Authored by Keeqler

50/100 · Thin
Adopt wallet-core packages for fiat, background sync, notifications, and preferences
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The short version

What changed, and why it matters

This commit is a large refactoring change that moves several wallet features—fiat exchange rates, background syncing, notifications, and preference storage—out of the Skylight Wallet app and into shared 'wallet-core' packages. The app now imports and configures those packages instead of containing its own implementations. The change itself is architectural: it deletes hundreds of lines of local code and replaces them with thin wrappers and configuration calls. There is no obvious new security bug in the diff, but because the actual logic now lives in external packages that are not shown, the full security effect cannot be judged from this commit alone.

Recommended action

Review the corresponding wallet-core commit at ref f674cb907ab971126a88dcc78c33b549b630f58f to verify that the moved fiat, background-sync, notification, and preferences implementations preserve the previous security properties (Tor-only/clearnet fiat routing, secure storage of tx notification state, background node/Tor gating, and iOS/Android scheduling constraints). Run integration tests covering background sync, fiat fetch over Tor, and notification privacy. Treat this as a supply-chain/architecture change requiring verification of the dependency, not just the app diff.

Security signals we found

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Large code relocation to external packages without visible implementation

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Shared preference keys consolidated with wallet-core SettingsKeys, reducing key-string drift risk

03

Notification state handling moved out of app; secure-storage rationale no longer visible

04

Background sync and foreground service logic moved out of app; Tor/node gating no longer visible

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Fiat rate fetching moved out of app; clearnet/Tor/disabled mode handling no longer visible

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Isolate entry points now call installWalletCore() before shared handlers

Risk score

Why this scored 31/100

Our methodology →
Potential impact 5/30
Exploitability 5/25
Stealth signal 5/15
Affected reach 10/15
Confidence 4/10
Evidence quality 2/5
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