Well.sol contract allows anyone to add liquidity to tokens with fee-on-transfer by calling the addLiquidity function

Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact A malicious user can call the wrong function for adding liquidity for a pair with fee-on-transfer tokens. The reserves information maintained within the contract suffers from an inconsistency which can result in various miscalculations for liquidity...

Anyone can call Well.sol shift() function and withdraw Contract's extra ERC20 tokens whichever this contract is holding . From Well's contract balance, extra tokens for shifting, calculated amountOut for passed tokenOut token can be withdrawn by attacker.

Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact Whichever type of ERC20 token Well contract is holding it can loose all extra tokens of all types in an amount whatever is the difference reservesj -calcReservewellFunction, reserves, j, totalSupply comes for tokenOut token passed by attacker. Attacker c...

First liquidity provider can break minting of shares

Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact The attack vector and impact is that users may not receive shares in exchange for their deposits if the total asset amount has been manipulated through a large “donation”. Proof of Concept The attack vector and impact is that users may not receive shares...

Read-only reentrancy is possible

Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact The agToken might be minted wrongly as rewards due to the reentrancy attack. Proof of Concept There are redeem/swap logics in the transmuter contract and all functions don't have a nonReentrant modifier. So the typical reentrancy attack is possible durin...

Interest is not accrued before parameters are updated in SavingsVest

Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact Stablecoin holders can receive wrongly calculated yield in the SavingsVest contract. Also, wrong vesting profit can be slashed when the protocol is under-collateralized. Proof of Concept The SavingsVest contract lets users deposit their stablecoins and...

ONLY THE LAST DISPUTE IS CONSIDERED UNRESOLVED IN THE Distributor CONTRACT

Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact The Distributor.disputeTree function is used to freeze the Merkle tree update until the dispute is resolved. This is done by setting the disputer state variable to msg.sender. disputeTree is an external function which can be called by anyone by providing...

Tokens with multiple addresses can be stolen due to reliance on balanceOf()

Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact Some ERC20 tokens have multiple valid contract addresses that serve as entrypoints for manipulating the same underlying storage such as Synthetix tokens like SNX and sBTC and the TUSD stablecoin. The accrueUser function holds all rewards for all pools,...

Slippage controls for calling bHermes contract's ERC4626DepositOnly.deposit and ERC4626DepositOnly.mint functions are missing

Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact mentions that "if implementors intend to support EOA account access directly, they should consider adding an additional function call for deposit/mint/withdraw/redeem with the means to accommodate slippage loss or unexpected deposit/withdrawal limits,...

Functions don't update after being called

Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact Without updating the reserve or vault value of tokens after calling different functions, the contract may be prone to inconsistent state, security issues, financial implications, and bad user experience. It is important to review and update the reserve...

Incorrect Use of Equality Operator in addPartner and addVault Functions

Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact The addPartner and addVault functions in the PartnerManagerFactory contract are intended to add new partner managers and vaults respectively. These functions also assign a unique ID to each new partner manager and vault by storing them in the partnerIds...

MALICIOUS USER CAN CALL THE FlywheelBribeRewards.setRewardsDepot() FUNCTION INDEFINITELY TO PUSH ethereum INTO STATE BLOAT

Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact The FlywheelBribeRewards.setRewardsDepot function is an external permissionless function. Any malicious user can create as many ERC20 compatible contracts as possible and can call this function to set themselves as strategies in the...

Getting exchange rate function is wrong

Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact Unmatched function for getting the exchange rate can lead to being unable to mint PeUSD when depositing ETH into Rocket Pool. Proof of Concept The interface used in LybraRETHVault.sol for getting the exchange rate does not match the target contract RETH...

The _spendAllowance function in EUSD contract is labeled as virtual which can be overriden as malicious code

Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact The spendAllowance function is labeled as virtual which can be overriden by some malicious code Proof of Concept The attacker could modify the spendAllowance function to only call approve function of same contract which is internal and can pass max...

Invalid Access Control Modifiers

Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact The LybraConfigurator is the contract in charge of all core functionality in the Lybra ecosystem. However, the modifiers checks here are invalid. So anybody could call any function in the protocol. All funds could be stolen and governance overturned Proo...

Voting period hardcoded to 3 blocks

Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact Here in the Governance contract, the voting period is locked to 3 blocks. function votingPeriod public pure override returns uint256 return 3; function votingDelay public pure override returns uint256 return 1; This is a direct bug because if we take a...

[H] Users can withdraw more tokens than they have staked

Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact Users can withdraw more tokens than they have staked from the contract. In stakerewardV2pool, there is no check to stop a user from withdrawing more tokens than they have staked. The tokens are simply subtracted from the user's balance and from the total...

contract has the tendency to mint more tokens than it actually has

Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact If the contract does not have enough esLBR tokens to mint and transfer as rewards, users will not be able to claim their rewards even if they have earned them. Proof of Concept There is no check to ensure that the contract's balance of esLBR tokens is...

An attacker can burn shares of other users by calling executeFlashloan()

Lines of code Vulnerability details The executeFlashloan in PeUSDMainnetStableVision.sol allows users to execute flash loans but the problem is that the receiver doesnt have to be the msg.sender so an attacker can do 2 things: 1. Execute other users flash loans 2. If a user is a smart contract th...

The LybraRETHVault.depositEtherToMint doesn't keep record of user's ether deposits which results in loss for the user.

Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact High: User will lose his deposited ether. Proof of Concept The collateralAsset address variable which is used in LybraPeUSDVaultBase is assumed to be stETH token address Now the depositEtherToMint function from contract LybraRETHVault.sol which inherits...

[H] Eth remains stuck in contract due to reversion in convertToPeUSD

Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact ETH sent with this call will not be refunded to the caller upon revert. Proof of Concept Due to a discrepancy in the convertToPeUSD function where the call to mintVault implemenation from transferFrom is non-existent, the subsequent call to...