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Fix: signature regex for multisig accounts #1659

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The focus of this PR is to update the ETH_SIGNATURE_REGEX regular expression to allow for multiple occurrences of a 130-character hex string or an empty string.

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  • Updated ETH_SIGNATURE_REGEX to allow for multiple occurrences of a 130-character hex string or an empty string.

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    • Updated the Ethereum signature validation to allow for optional or uninitialized signatures, enhancing flexibility in handling various cases.

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The primary change involves modifying the ETH_SIGNATURE_REGEX to improve its flexibility in validating Ethereum signatures. The new regular expression allows for one or more valid 130-character hexadecimal strings following 0x, or permits a standalone 0x for cases where a signature may not be present. This enhancement supports a broader range of valid inputs while still enforcing the correct format for actual signatures.

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web/src/consts/processEnvConsts.ts Updated ETH_SIGNATURE_REGEX to allow multiple valid signatures or an empty signature.

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20-20: LGTM! Ensure the regex change meets the intended requirements.

The updated regex pattern ^0x([a-fA-F0-9]{130})+$|^0x$ is more flexible, allowing for multiple 130-character segments or an empty signature. Verify that this change meets the intended requirements and does not introduce security vulnerabilities.

@jaybuidl jaybuidl merged commit 42e9b77 into dev Jul 24, 2024
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@jaybuidl jaybuidl deleted the fix/signature-regex branch July 24, 2024 13:12
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