CVE-2018-13731

CVE-2018-13731 concerns the mintToken function of a smart contract for the Ethereum token TokenMACHU. The vulnerability is an integer overflow that allows the contract owner to set any user’s balance to an arbitrary value. The description and linked sources indicate the impact is on balances cont...

CVE-2018-13663

The CVE-2018-13663 entry refers to BSCToken’s mintToken function, where an integer overflow allows the contract owner to arbitrarily set any user’s balance. The affected component is the smart contract implementation of BSCToken on Ethereum; the vulnerability’s root cause is an integer overflow i...

CVE-2018-13665

The CVE-2018-13665 entry concerns BCaaS, an Ethereum token, where the mintedToken function of its smart contract contains an integer overflow. This root cause allows the contract owner to arbitrarily set any user’s token balance. The available connected documents confirm the vulnerability in the ...

CVE-2018-13675

The CVE-2018-13675 issue affects the YAMBYO Ethereum token smart contract. The mintToken function contains an integer overflow vulnerability that enables the contract owner to arbitrarily set any user’s balance, constituting a seriousness in integrity impact as described in multiple sources. The ...

CVE-2018-13653

CVE-2018-13653 affects the ipshoots Ethereum token. The mintToken function in its smart contract contains an integer overflow that enables the contract owner to assign any balance value to any arbitrary user. This is the root cause described in the CVE details; no mitigation or patch details are ...

CVE-2018-13656

CVE-2018-13656 affects a smart contract for Sample Token (STK) with Contract Name cashBackMintable. The mintToken function contains an integer overflow that allows the contract owner to set the balance of an arbitrary user to any value. This results in potential integrity impact (HIGH per CVSSv3)...

CVE-2018-13570

Summary: CVE-2018-13570 concerns the mint function of a smart contract for kkTestCoin1 (KTC1). The underlying issue is an integer overflow in the mint function, which enables the contract owner to set an arbitrary user’s balance to any value. Affected component: kkTestCoin1 token smart contract (...

CVE-2018-13607

The CVE-2018-13607 entry concerns ResidualShare, an Ethereum token whose smart contract contains an integer overflow in the mintToken function. This vulnerability allows the contract owner to assign any value to a user’s balance, enabling arbitrary credit manipulation within the token’s accountin...

CVE-2018-13614

CVE-2018-13614 affects the MAVCash Ethereum token. The mintToken function has an integer overflow that allows the contract owner to set any user’s balance to an arbitrary value. The provided documents state the root cause and impact (unauthorized balance manipulation). No explicit exploitation st...

CVE-2018-13715

The CVE-2018-13715 issue affects a smart contract implementation of BpsToken (Ethereum token). The mintToken function reportedly contains an integer overflow, enabling the contract owner to set an arbitrary user’s balance to any value. This is the primary vulnerability and impact described in the...

CVE-2018-13758

CVE-2018-13758 concerns the mintToken function of a smart contract for the Ethereum token LoliCoin . The vulnerability is an integer overflow in mintToken that allows the contract owner to set an arbitrary user’s balance to any value. This is described across multiple connected sources as the und...

CVE-2018-13755

CVE-2018-13755 affects the OTAKUToken Ethereum smart contract MintToken function, where an integer overflow allows the contract owner to set any user’s balance to an arbitrary value. The connected records confirm the token contract details and the root cause (integer overflow) and describe the po...

CVE-2018-13738

The CVE-2018-13738 issue concerns the PELOCoinToken Ethereum token. The mintToken function has an integer overflow that enables the contract owner to set any user’s balance to an arbitrary value. Root cause: overflow in balance assignment within mintToken. Impact: owner-controlled balances can be...

CVE-2018-13740

CVE-2018-13740 concerns the OneChain Ethereum token smart contract. The mintToken function contains an integer overflow that lets the contract owner set any user’s balance to an arbitrary value. Documents confirm the affected component is the mintToken logic in OneChain’s contract; no vendor/vers...

CVE-2018-13595

CVE-2018-13595 affects the BitStore Ethereum token smart contract. The issue is an integer overflow in the contract’s mintToken function, which allows the contract owner to set the balance of an arbitrary user to any value. The provided sources describe the vulnerability and its impact, but do no...

CVE-2018-13623

CVE-2018-13623 affects the mintToken function of the AirdropperCryptics Ethereum token smart contract. Root cause: integer overflow enables the contract owner to set any user’s balance to an arbitrary value, yielding owner-controlled balances and potential financial impact. CVSS data in the sourc...

CVE-2018-13622

The CVE-2018-13622 entry describes an integer overflow in the mintToken function of a smart contract implementation for ObjectToken (OBJ), an Ethereum token. The overflow allows the contract owner to set an arbitrary user’s balance to any value, enabling potential manipulation of token balances. ...

CVE-2018-13552

The CVE-2018-13552 entry corresponds to Trabet_Coin_PreICO, where the mintToken function of the Ethereum token’s smart contract contains an integer overflow. This overflow allows the contract owner to set any user’s balance to an arbitrary value. Connected CNVD entry (Trabet_Coin_PreICO Integer O...

CVE-2018-13767

The CVE-2018-13767 entry concerns a mintToken integer overflow in the Cornerstone Ethereum token’s smart contract. The owner can set an arbitrary user’s balance to any value due to this overflow. Documented details indicate the vulnerability lies in the mintToken function; no explicit patches or ...

CVE-2018-13770

Summary (CVE-2018-13770) : The mintToken function of a smart contract implementation for UltimateCoin (Ethereum token) contains an integer overflow that lets the contract owner set any user’s balance to an arbitrary value. This indicates a vulnerability in the token contract’s arithmetic handling...