Access Control Exposure Scoring

Access Control Exposure Scoring evaluates the robustness of permissioning systems within a decentralized application. It identifies functions or administrative roles that are improperly exposed to unauthorized addresses or lack multi-signature requirements.

The scoring system analyzes the implementation of ownership patterns, such as OpenZeppelin AccessControl, and flags weak configurations that could lead to protocol hijacking. It provides a numerical representation of the attack surface associated with privileged functions.

This is essential for evaluating the governance risk of decentralized protocols. High exposure scores indicate a significant risk of administrative abuse or single-point-of-failure compromises.