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feat(common,core,python): improve UX for SEP-41 token invocations of Stellar Asset Contracts.

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Authored by Jun Luo

62/100 · Adequate
feat(common,core,python): improve UX for SEP-41 token invocations of Stellar Asset Contracts.
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The short version

What changed, and why it matters

This commit improves the on-screen display for certain Stellar smart-contract token operations. It lets a connected wallet tell the Trezor device that a contract call is actually a well-known token transfer or approval, so the user sees a friendlier 'Send' or 'Approve' screen instead of raw technical data. The device independently recalculates the token contract address from the hint and only uses the friendly screen if the address matches; a wrong hint falls back to the raw display. The change is a user-experience enhancement, not a fix for a known security flaw.

Recommended action

No immediate action required. This is a UX feature. As with any UI change, vendors should verify that the new token-flow screens display all security-critical fields (sender, recipient, amount, token contract, spender, valid-until ledger) clearly and cannot be confused by a malicious host into hiding them. The existing derivation-based guard is a good defensive measure; ensure it remains mandatory in future refactors.

Security signals we found

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New optional untrusted input field (`asset_hint`) introduced, but its use is gated by an independent on-device derivation check.

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Friendly UI path is only taken after strict structural validation of function name and argument types/counts.

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Negative i128 amounts are explicitly rejected from the token UI and forced back to the raw contract flow.

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No signature data is influenced by the hint; the comment in the proto file explicitly states it is not part of the XDR and is never covered by the signature.

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No memory-unsafe code, no cryptographic changes, no key handling changes observed.

Risk score

Why this scored 23/100

Our methodology →
Potential impact 3/30
Exploitability 2/25
Stealth signal 2/15
Affected reach 4/15
Confidence 8/10
Evidence quality 4/5
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