Wrong logic at Fed.resign()

Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact The Fed contract has resign function which sets the chair address to address0. The NATSPEC states that this function is useful for immediately removing chair powers in case of a wallet compromise. Since the chair wallet is a multisig wallet, in the event...

An admin can revoke the claim of a given claimant at any time then withdraw the claim due to said claimant.

Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact I understand the reasoning why admins are given the ability to revoke claims but that power in combination with the fact that an admin can then withdraw said claim that was due to a claimant gives rug vibes. This ability should at least be behind a...

the customers can’t just trust the admin

Lines of code Vulnerability details The users can’t just trust the admin eve with multi-sig. So the admin can on anytime change the lenderFee to 100% just by calling replaceLenderFee Recommended Mitigation Steps Add a maximum value for lenderFee to ensure that the admin can’t update the lenderFee...

[WP-H0] DEFAULT_ADMIN_ROLE of BribeVault can steal tokens from users' wallets

Lines of code Vulnerability details The current design/implementation allows the DEFAULTADMINROLE of BribeVault to steal funds from any address that approved this contract up to allowance: As a DEFAULTADMINROLE, the attack is simply do the following steps: 1. grantDepositorRole to self; 2...

Possible griefing attack on vault setStrategy

Handle harleythedog Vulnerability details Impact In the function setStrategy within Vault.sol, there is a requirement that strategy.investedAssets == 0 so that no funds are left stuck in the strategy. A malicious user could strategically transfer 1 wei of underlying to the strategy or any other...

Multi-Sig Wallets worth $300M Mistakenly Blocked by User

By Waqas As surprising and unbelievable as it sounds, it is indeed This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Multi-Sig Wallets worth $300M Mistakenly Blocked by User...

Hundreds of Millions in Digital Currency Remains Frozen

Between $150 million and $300 million in digital currency called ether remains inaccessible today after a user said he “accidentally” triggered a vulnerability that froze the funds in the popular Parity wallet. Parity Technologies issued an advisory warning users about the flaw in the Parity Wall...