# Firewall - Venn

Venn Network is an advanced security layer that you can easily add on top of your smart contracts.\
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Learn more at: [<mark style="color:purple;">Venn Site</mark>](https://www.venn.build)\
Try it: [<mark style="color:purple;">Venn Playground</mark>](https://playground.venn.build)\
Code it: [<mark style="color:purple;">Source Code Repo</mark>](https://github.com/ironblocks/DC7-SEA/)

### Instructions

In this challenge, you'll deploy a new Venn Firewall and integrate it into your smart contracts to enhance your project's security.

Once completed, you'll also need to integrate Venn DApp SDK to your DApp's Frontend so that transactions get approved before being sent onchain.

**Step 1: In This Repo**

1. Clone the repo and install dependencies:\
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   git clone <https://github.com/ironblocks/DC7-SEA> npm ci

```sh
git clone https://github.com/ironblocks/DC7-SEA npm ci
```

2. Setup your private key and hardhat network configuration

```sh
cp .env.example .env

PRIVATE_KEY=... 
RPC_URL=...
```

3. Compile

```sh
npm run firewall:compile # the warning are a feature, not a bug 😅
```

4. Deploy a new Firewall

Venn Firewall is an onchain solution that can surgically prevent malicious transactions from going through, only allowing approved transactions to be executed.

```sh
npm run firewall:deploy -- --network
```

4. Note the new venn.config.json file that was created with the Firewall address in it. We'll use this later in Step 4.<br>

**Step 2: In Your Smart Contracts Repo**<br>

Now that the Firewall is deployed, you'll use various Venn SDKs to integrate Venn with your project.

1. Install the CLI:

```sh
npm i -g @vennbuild/cli
```

2. Run the CLI to add the Firewall to your smart contracts:

```sh
venn fw integ -r -d contracts
```

3. Deploy your contracts as you normally would:

```sh
hardhat run scripts/deploy.js # your deployment script
```

**Step 3: Back In This Repo**

Now that your smart contracts have integration with Venn, you'll need to send a setup transaction to enable the Firewall.

1. Remember venn.config.json ? time to use it. Open this file and add your contracts addresses:

```json
{
        "networks": { 
                "holesky": { 
                       "firewall": "0x123...",

                        "contracts": { 
                                "MyContract1": "0x11111...", 
                                "MyContract2": "0x22222..."
                         } 
                  }
          } 
}
```

2. Run the setup script. This script will send setup transactions from the PRIVATE\_KEY you've configured in the .env file to turn on the Firewall on each of your contracts:

```sh
npm run firewall:setup -- --network
```

**Step 4: Your Repo Again (last time)**

With the Venn Firewall enabled on your smart contracts, transactions need to be approved via Venn Network before they can be submitted on chain.

To do this, you'll add our Venn DApp SDK to your DApp's Frontend.

1. Install the SDK:

```sh
npm i @vennbuild/venn-dapp-sdk
```

2. Create a new instance of the SDK Client:

```sh
import { VennClient } from '@vennbuild/venn-dapp-sdk';

const vennURL = "https://dc7sea.venn.build/sign"; 
const vennPolicyAddress = YOUR FIREWALL ADDRESS;

const vennClient = new VennClient(
{ 
    vennURL, 
    vennPolicyAddress 
});
```

3. Update your DApp to approve transactions before submitting them onchain:

```javascript

//You probably have something like this: 

const tx = { to, from, data, value }; 
const receipt = await 
wallet.sendTransaction(approvedTransaction);

//But now you need this: 
const tx = { to, from, data, value }; 
const approvedTransaction = await 
vennClient.approve(tx); 
const receipt = await 
wallet.sendTransaction(approvedTransaction);
```

**Step 5: Removing the Firewall**\
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Just run this:

```sh
npm run firewall:remove -- --network <network>
```

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Happy coding!&#x20;

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