unsafe transfer/TransferFrom breaks functionality of Collateral.sol

Lines of code Vulnerability details Description The ERC20 specification does not demand implementations to revert when the transfer and transferFrom functions fail. They may use the return value to signal the success code. Some tokens, like ZRX, indeed don't revert. In Collateral deposit and...

A whale user is able to cause freeze of funds of other users by bypassing withdraw limit

Lines of code Vulnerability details Description In Collateral.sol, users may withdraw underlying tokens using withdraw. Importantly, the withdrawal must be approved by withdrawHook if set: function withdrawuint256 amount external override nonReentrant uint256 baseTokenAmount = amount...

Admin may take non-fee baseTokens from Collateral.sol

Lines of code Vulnerability details Description In Collateral.sol, deposit and withdraw functions are subject to fees. They are either sent directly to the treasure in deposit / withdraw hooks, or are kept in the Collateral contract for safekeeping. Later, manager can use managerWithdraw function...

Storage collision in Collateral.sol

Lines of code Vulnerability details Vulnerability details collateral.sol is an upgradeable contract. Upgradeable contracts should not use the constructor to initialize variables, as these will be set in the contract storage of the implementation contract, instead of the intended contract storage ...

Manipulating PreCT Mint Logic with Direct Base Token Transfer

Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact A bad actor can steal funds from future depositors by sending the base token directly to the Strategy or StrategyController contracts. This exploit is more effective the less shares that have already been distributed, perhaps early into the launch of the...