26 LLM routers are secretly injecting malicious tool calls and stealing creds. One drained our client $500k wallet.
We also managed to poison routers to forward traffic to us. Within several hours, we can directly take over ~400 hosts.
Check our paper: https://t.co/zyWz25CDpl
I haven't written code for almost half a year. @onlypwner is a great resource to help me with my review. I'm currently stuck on BRIDGE TAKEOVER and need to refresh my knowledge of the EVM.
I haven't written code for almost half a year. @onlypwner is a great resource to help me with my review. I'm currently stuck on BRIDGE TAKEOVER and need to refresh my knowledge of the EVM.
3/ Later, the USDC-WETH pool (0x82cf66e9a45Df1CD3837cF623F7E73C1Ae6DFf1e) was deployed through the factory contract, and the pool’s USDC and WETH has max approval to the Feeto address of the contract factory at initialization, which has an obvious risk of centralization.
Detailed analysis of the Yearn Finance @iearnfinance $11M hack.
The root cause is the misconfiguration of yUSDT Token contract. When performing a rebalance to reselect pools, only USDT is used as the add amount, and USDC cannot add to the pool.
Dexible has been exploited, with the core being that attacker can input a token as the router and the routerData constructs a function call of transferFrom(address, address, uint256), a quick read of the code on the phone, there may be some details to overlook