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How Does Batch Transfer Functionality Affect the Security of a Multi-Token Standard?

Batch transfer functionality, while efficient, introduces a potential vector for attack if not implemented securely. A single flawed transaction could inadvertently transfer a large number of diverse assets, potentially leading to a massive loss if the input data is corrupted or a contract vulnerability is exploited.

Robust error handling and strict input validation are crucial to maintain security with batch operations.

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