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Anyone can withdraw contract funds
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact There is a critical impact that an attacker could drain the entire eth balance of the contract by calling this refundETH function which lacks a modifier. The funds will go always to the caller of the function. Proof of Concept It is not a complex attack ...
Losses in Pair and LendgineRouter can be generated if used with ERC20 Tokens with fee on transfer
Lines of code Vulnerability details Losses in Pair and LendgineRouter can be generated if used with ERC20 Tokens with fee on transfer Summary Some tokens token1, token0, ... are used over the code that can be any kind of ERC20 token. If this token includes fees on transfer, some operations will...
First depositor can manipulate the invariant of a pool
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact someone can call deposit upon pool creation, with a custom liquidity variable and small first deposit to change the behaviour of the pool, as a way to attack the protocol. even if a pool is setup and initialized correctly, there is not guaranteed that th...
The LendgineRouter.burn() will always REVERT due to the callback function forgot to send the due token0 back.
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact Detailed description of the impact of this finding. The LendgineRouter.burn will always REVERT due to the callback function forgot to send the due token0 back. The callback function pairMintCallback is supposed to send back amount0 amount of token0 back ...
No way of transfering Ownership/Wrong use of Interface
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact From my understanding there is no way to change the owner which can lead to funds can be stuck if an AMM and governance change/upgrade is required. There is risk if the owner keys get compromised - also there is no progressive security if you can't chang...
No-check liquidity is != 0
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact Proof of Concept Tools Used manual Recommended Mitigation Steps --- The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: All reactions...
Lendgine#mint gifts the borrower liquidity and both underlying token as well which bricks contract functionality
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact Borrower of liquidity can just keep borrowing liquidity as he will also get token0 and token1, draining the protocol funds. Proof of Concept Lendginemint calls Pairburn before calling mint to mint the number of ERC20 power tokens. totalLiquidityBorrowed ...
Multiple combinations of token0/token1 for a given liquidity exist to satisfies the custom variant of AMM pool. A naive LP or Power token holder can transfer more token0/token1 then necessary when minting & burning respectively
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact LP's need to provide a combination of token0 / token 1 for a given liquidity that satisfied a custom variant that satisfies 2 conditions 1. scale1 = c + d where a, b, c, d are functions of token0/ token1 , liquidity and upper bound The relationship betwe...
Mint to without check for zero address
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact Mint to without check for zero address. This can lead to lost of token Proof of Concept Tools Used Recommended Mitigation Steps add check to be sure that address to is not empty --- The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: Al...
Everyone can call mint function (no checks for msg.sender)
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact Everyone can call mint function. There is no checks for msg.sender. I am not sure that this is okay and by method design. Proof of Concept Tools Used Static analytics Recommended Mitigation Steps Think about how to protect method --- The text was updated...
mint() function logic will break with fee-on-transfer(deflationary) tokens
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact with deflationary token mint function never succeed Proof of Concept mint function checking if balanceAfter totalLiquidity revert CompleteUtilizationError; // next check is for the case when liquidity is borrowed but then was completely accrued if...
Unchecked that the to address is nto the address of the tokens
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact In the swap function, it is unchecked that the to address is not the address of the tokens. This will not lead to a loss of funds because the flashloan will actually revert, but sanity checks like this one should be made following for instance uniswap...
Unsafe cast on uniswapV3SwapCallback can get all assets in the contract
Lines of code Vulnerability details Unsafe cast on uniswapV3SwapCallback can get all assets in the contract Summary Type cast with overflows doesn't throw an error / revert therefore, value can be transferred out just by calling the method. Contracts that inherit from SwapHelper:...
refundETH has no access control and be called repeatedly or Can be Front runned to steal WETH funds from Contract
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact The function refundETH has no access control and called be called anyone resulting in a loss of WETH funds if address0 is entered as the recipient for removeLiquidity Proof of Concept Consider the scenario if bob calls removeliquidity which returns WETH...
Arbitrary payer in safeTransfer in Payment.sol
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact The recipient can call function pay and specify as payer address and withdraw the fund of the payer. Proof of Concept Alice approves this contract to spend her ERC20 tokens. Bob can call pay and specify Alice's address as the payer parameter in...
ADDING UNBALANCED/MORE LIQUIDITY IS POSSIBLE TO MAKE INNOCENT USERS LOSS MONEY, AND BOTS CAN EARN FROM THE POOL
Lines of code Vulnerability details ADDING UNBALANCED/MORE LIQUIDITY IS POSSIBLE TO MAKE INNOCENT USERS LOSS MONEY, AND BOTS CAN EARN FROM THE POOL Impact In the linked file LendgineRouter.sol,the deposit function enable users to add liquidity at any proportion of token0 and token1. However, ther...
Anyone can withdraw all the ETH sent to Payment contract
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact Anyone can withdraw all the ETH sent to Payment contract Proof of Concept 1. Someone send ETH to Payment contract 2. Attacker will call refundETH 3. Payment contract will transfer all ETH to attacker's address Tools Used Manual Analysis --- The text was...
Anyone can withdraw all the WETH sent to Payment contract
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact Anyone can withdraw all the WETH sent to Payment contract Proof of Concept 1. Someone send WETH to Payment contract 2. Attacker will call unwrapWETH with amountMinimum = WETH balance of Payment contract and recipient = any attacker controlled address 3...
Anyone can transfer any tokens balance of Payment contract
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact Anyone can transfer any tokens balance of Payment contract Proof of Concept 1. Someone send some tokens to Payment contract 2. Attacker will call sweepToken with token = token address, amountMinimum = Token balance of Payment contract and recipient = any...
First depositer exploit can break share calculation
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact A well known attack vector for almost all shares based liquidity pool contracts, where an early user can manipulate the price per share and profit from late users' deposits because of the precision loss caused by the rather large value of price per share...
Successful get balance request to victim contract from attack contract and also costing the victim contract gas fees
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact Successful get balance request to victim contract from attack contract and also costing the victim contract gas fees One can view the balance of the victim's contract without permission. URL:...
withdrawFee() can be called multiple times by any user when quest has ended making it possible to drain contract and leave users unable to claim rewards
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact The withdrawFee function in the Erc20Quest contract can be called multiple times. The modifier onlyAdminWithdrawAfterEnd is applied to the function which only makes it possible to call it after the end time of a quest. It should be noted that any user is...
Bad implementation in minter access control for RabbitHoleReceipt and RabbitHoleTickets contracts
Lines of code Vulnerability details Both RabbitHoleReceipt and RabbitHoleTickets contracts define a mint function that is protected by a onlyMinter modifier: RabbitHoleReceipt: function mintaddress to, string memory questId public onlyMinter tokenIds.increment; uint newTokenID = tokenIds.current;...
protocolFeeRecipient might take unclaimed reward token after quest ends.
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact Since there is no code to check whether fee has been drawn, withdrawFee might be called multiple times. This allows protocolFeeRecipient to steal all of the unclaimed reward tokens after quest ended. Proof of Concept Provide direct links to all reference...
TEST
Lines of code L1 Vulnerability details THIS IS A TEST --- The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: All reactions...
Wrong modifier
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact H-01 The modifier that is declared in RabbitHoleReceipt.sol and RabbitHoleTickets.sol files has no impact and has not protection to methods that is used for. This modifier is used in 3 functions. Having no check would mean that this modifier will always ...
withdrawFee should only be allowed to called once.
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact In the current implementation, the function withdrawFee can be called multiple times. It should only be allowed to called once. Calling more than once would let owner steal from legit users as there won’t be enough funds left for legit users to claim...
mintReceipt should not allow users to mint after the end of a quest
Lines of code Vulnerability details mintReceipt currently does not have any check that the questId passed as an argument corresponds to an active quest. As the signature will be valid without a deadline, a user can call mintReceipt after the end of a quest, when there is no more funds in the Ques...
hash and signature_ can be obtained from the mempool when recoverSigner is executed
Lines of code Vulnerability details In the QuestFactory.sol contract, an attacker can monitor the mem pool and obtain the values of hash and signature which the other user has provided to the function Proof of Concept 210-213: function recoverSignerbytes32 hash, bytes memory signature public pure...
Quest owner can withdraw the reward for unclaimed receipt.
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact Erc1155Quest.withdrawRemainingTokens will withdraw all tokens even if there are users who minted a receipt but didn't claimed their rewards before endTime Proof of Concept Whitelisted account creates a new ERC1155 quest. Whitelisted account becames the...
Replayable signature in the mintReceipt function
Lines of code Vulnerability details Description In the mintReceipt function there is a check of the claimSignerAddress signature: if keccak256abi.encodePackedmsg.sender, questId != hash revert InvalidHash; if recoverSignerhash, signature != claimSignerAddress revert AddressNotSigned; The signatur...
withdrawFee() can be called indefinitely
Lines of code Vulnerability details The function withdrawFee does not account whether the fees have already been collected or not, therefore it can be called multiple times or even indefinitely, until the contract balance reaches zero. All funds will be transferred to the protocolFeeRecipient, bu...
Bad modifier definition
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact The modifiers holding the name "onlyMinter", defined in the "contracts/RabbitHoleReceipt.sol" and "contracts/RabbitHoleTickets.sol" files do not implement an if or require checks. The lack of checking means that the modifiers do nothing about regulating...
Protocol fees can be withdrawn multiple times in Erc20Quest
Lines of code Vulnerability details The withdrawFee function present in the Erc20Quest contract can be used to withdraw protocol fees after a quest has ended, which are sent to the protocol fee recipient address: function withdrawFee public onlyAdminWithdrawAfterEnd...
Malicious user can send the quest reward tokens to the protocol fee contract preventing users from claiming their rewards.
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact Malicious user can take advantage of the function withdrawFee after the quest end time and successfuly send the quest reward tokens to the protocol fee contract preventing users from claiming their rewards. Proof of Concept Every receipt minted should...
User's claim can revert when attackers call withdrawFee several times
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact withdrawFee can be called several times, so attackers can use this to drain Erc20Quest's balance. Proof of Concept When the admin calls withdrawRemainingTokens, protocolFee + unclaimedTokens left in the Erc20Quest contract. If unclaimedTokens =...
Immutable varibles should be checked to there default values
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact It is very important to check whether the immutable variables are not equal to the default values because if Quest is created and when we pass a default value to a variable then it can't be changed and it can lead to a problem. Proof of Concept Suppose...
tokens can be transfered to user when minting.
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact the mint function makes an external call to the faulty burn function which has no check to ensure that only the user who locks collaterals can unlock it. underlying tokens and the balance of Lendgine.sol can be transfered when the mint function is called...
withdrawRemainingTokens() in the Erc1155Quest withdraws all tokens and does not consider the amount of unclaimed tokens
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact The withdrawRemainingTokens function in the Erc1155Quest contract does not consider the amount of unclaimed tokens. When the owner calls the function when the quest has ended, all tokens belonging to the contract will be withdrawn. Any user who has not y...
Any user is able to mint a new receipt/ticket tokens
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact In the RabbitHoleReceipt and RabbitHoleTickets contracts the minterAddress should be the only account allowed to mint a new token, but due to an error in the onlyMinter modifier all the users are able to mint new tokens without permission, the impact of...
withdraw() function uses faulty burn() function for transfer and it has no access control implemented.
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact The withdraw function has no access control implemented and can be called by anyone. It also uses the burn function to transfer funds. A Malicious actor can withdraw the balance of Lendgine.sol. Proof of Concept Alice a malicious actor uses a contract to...
Anyone can mint a receipt despite efforts of restricting it to onlyMinters
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact Anyone can mint a receipt despite efforts of restricting it to onlyMinters. The onlyMinter modifer does not do anything to restrict calls to onlyMinters which would allow anyone to call the function mint. The require statement was ommited on the modifier...
Wrongly implemented modifier allow everybody to mint Rabbit Hole tickets.
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact As specified on RabbitHole C4 contest page, RabbitHoleTickets smart contract 'is an 1155 reward contract used by the RabbitHole team.' Meaning that the assets managed by this smart contract have value. Moreover this contract implements ERC-2981: NFT...
claim can run out of gas
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact If the claim function runs out of gas, the caller can never claim any rewards without transferring the nfts to another address first Proof of Concept Currently, the claim function loops over the msg.senders NFT's. If this list ever becomes too large, the...
Modifier onlyMinter() implementation is faulty
Lines of code Vulnerability details The current implementation of the modifier onlyMinter will not revert because the "require" part is missing, therefore any user will be able to access the minting functions in RabbitHoleTickets.sol and RabbitHoleReceipt.sol. Impact Any user than the allowed...
Owner can stop user from claiming rewards in the Erc1155Quest
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact After completing their tasks users can mint a new receipt token which they can later claim reward with it using the claim function, this function can not be called when the Quest contract is paused so the users can't claim when quest contract is paused...
Wrongly implemented modifier allow anybody to mint receipts.
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact Quest rewards can be claimed by anybody without completing any task. RabbitHoleReceipt.onlyMinter modifier purpose is to allow only designated addresses to mint new receipts like QuestFactory smart contract. But since the input is not validated anybody c...
The onlyMinter modifier checks the wrong condition.
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact In RabbitHoleReceipt.sol and RabbitHoleTicket.sol, receipts and tickets can be minted by anyone. Proof of Concept The first line inside the modifier can be passed without reverting for any callers. modifier onlyMinter msg.sender == minterAddress; ; Tools...
Config update happening in memory instead of at storage slot
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact While adding configs in addConfig function, configs is updated in memory as shown at . It should accept configs parameter to a function as storage. Proof of Concept function addConfiguint256 memory configs, uint256 configsLen, DripsReceiver memory receiv...
ONLYMINTER MODIFIER WILL NOT REVERT WHEN MSG.SENDER IS NOT MINTERADDRESS
Lines of code Vulnerability details Impact onlyMinter in RabbitHoleReceipt.sol and RabbitHoleTickets.sol is noted to be housing only msg.sender == minterAddress in its code logic. RabbitHoleReceipt.solL58-L61 RabbitHoleTickets.solL47-L50 modifier onlyMinter msg.sender == minterAddress; ; It will...