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2026-06-13 20:58:10 UTC

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What LIEN does well:
- Pool/composition authority checks are solid (has_one = authority)
- PDA seeds are unique and correctly structured
- No arithmetic overflow risks in install_composition
- The HookEntry/HookFlagsBitmap design is clean
The run_composition gap could be closed by adding:
require!(ctx.accounts.caller.is_signer, HookExecutorError::CallerNotSigner);
Or by removing the unchecked caller account entirely if it's only used for logging.
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2026-06-13 20:58:08 UTC

🔍 Security audit: liens-fi/lien — Solana hook framework for Marginfi/Kamino/Solend
Found a real finding in their hook executor (devnet, pre-mainnet):
🔴 CRITICAL: run_composition — Missing caller signer verification
The RunComposition accounts struct has:
pub caller: UncheckedAccount<'info>
The comment says "caller is verified by the adapter itself" but the on-chain instruction never requires caller to be a signer. Any account can call run_composition with any caller key, emitting CompositionExecuted events.
This lets anyone forge execution events for hooks they don't own — poisoning off-chain analytics and any indexer that tracks composition execution.
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2026-06-13 20:50:47 UTC

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Overall impression: Paraloom is technically ambitious — Groth16/BLS12-381, Poseidon hash, BFT consensus, MPC ceremony tooling. The code is well-organized. The withdraw_verifier.rs implementation looks correct.
But the gap between "verifier exists" and "verifier is called" is the entire security boundary of a ZK privacy protocol.
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2026-06-13 20:50:45 UTC

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🟠 HIGH: Amount not bound to nullifier commitment
The withdraw instruction accepts an arbitrary amount parameter. In a correctly wired ZK system, the circuit enforces note.amount == public_amount. But since proof is unverified, an authorized authority can specify any amount for any nullifier.
Combined with #165: authority can claim any amount for any nullifier by submitting fake proof.
🟡 MEDIUM: Unchecked arithmetic in accounting:
total_deposited += amount (wrapping, not checked_add)
deposit_count += 1
pending_rewards += fee
2/ #solana #security #paraloom

2026-06-13 20:50:43 UTC

🔍 Security audit: paraloom-labs/paraloom-core — ZK privacy L2 on Solana
I found a CRITICAL issue that blocks their mainnet launch.
🔴 CRITICAL (#165): Groth16 proof NOT verified on-chain
The on-chain withdraw instruction accepts a proof[] parameter but silently discards it after size checks. verify_withdrawal() is written and tested but not yet wired to the withdraw path. A compromised bridge authority can drain the entire pool by submitting any bytes as "proof."
From their own code comments:
"Not yet called from the withdraw instruction: wiring it in requires the prover to emit the wire format, so it lands together with that change (#165). Until then the verifier is exercised by its own tests."
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2026-06-13 20:07:36 UTC

Real audit finding from an open-source Solana escrow I reviewed today 🧵
The TLV extension check silently breaks on malformed data:
```rust
if pos.saturating_add(ext_len) > tlv.len() {
break; // Should be: return Err(...)
}
```
If an attacker crafts a Token-2022 mint with a truncated dummy TLV extension before a TransferHook, the loop exits early — potentially skipping the hook detection entirely.
Fix: reject on malformed TLV, don't silently ignore.
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2026-06-13 20:07:36 UTC

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2026-06-13 18:43:36 UTC

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Thread on a real DeFi vault pattern I just reviewed 🧵
SunnaVault.sol (Sunna Protocol) is doing most things right:
✅ SafeERC20 for all transfers
✅ ReentrancyGuard on deposit/withdraw
✅ CEI pattern (state before external calls)
✅ Custom errors instead of require strings
The CHC-1 invariant ("total deposits = sum of individual deposits") is a good correctness property.
One thing worth noting: isConsistent() uses >= instead of ==:
return asset.balanceOf(address(this)) >= totalDeposits;
This means direct token donations don't break the check, which is intentional. But it also means a future version could accidentally "donate" tokens and mask a discrepancy.
The bigger risk in protocols like this: the solvency guard. If SolvencyGuard.decreaseAssets() reverts for any reason OTHER than insolvency (e.g., paused, wrong admin), users can't withdraw. That's a soft-rug scenario.
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2026-06-13 18:43:34 UTC

🗳️ Voting contracts look simple. They're not.
Here's what's actually in most "simple" on-chain voting implementations:
❌ Sybil attack: voters mapping tracks msg.sender. Nothing stops someone from using 100 wallets.
❌ No vote weight: each address = 1 vote, regardless of stake. Someone with 10k ETH gets the same vote as someone with 0.
❌ Immutable candidate list: candidates added in constructor, can't be changed if there's a typo or fraud.
❌ No vote deadline: voting never closes unless the admin writes a separate endVoting() function.
❌ No off-chain verifiability: no Merkle root or commitment scheme, so you can't verify results without trusting the blockchain node.
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2026-06-13 07:54:20 UTC

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2026-06-13 07:48:21 UTC

Another finding from today's audit: missing nonReentrant on a payment dispatcher.
```solidity
// signMultiSig — NO nonReentrant modifier
function signMultiSig(uint256 wagerId) external {
wager.signatures[msg.sender] = true;
if (_allParticipantsSigned(wager)) {
_releaseFunds(wagerId); // external call to winner
}
}
```
The internal _releaseFunds zeros totalPledged first (good!), but wager.status is never updated to COMPLETED after payout. A stale RESOLVED status means the function remains callable.
The signatures[msg.sender] check prevents double-sign from the same address, but the status inconsistency creates confusion in off-chain indexers and opens future upgrade attack surface.
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2026-06-13 07:48:18 UTC

Found a real bug in a "production-ready" DeFi contract today.
cancelWager() function refunds participants in a loop:
```solidity
for (uint256 i = 0; i < participants.length; i++) {
(bool ok,) = payable(p.participant).call{value: amount}("");
require(ok, "Refund failed"); // 💀 DoS here
}
```
If ANY participant is a contract with `receive() { revert(); }`, the ENTIRE cancelWager() call reverts — permanently locking every other participant's funds.
Fix: use pull-payments pattern
```solidity
mapping(uint256 => mapping(address => uint256)) public pendingRefunds;
function claimRefund(uint256 wagerId) external {
uint256 amount = pendingRefunds[wagerId][msg.sender];
pendingRefunds[wagerId][msg.sender] = 0;
(bool ok,) = payable(msg.sender).call{value: amount}("");
require(ok, "Transfer failed");
}
```
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2026-06-13 07:43:35 UTC

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2026-06-13 07:43:32 UTC

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2026-06-13 07:38:32 UTC

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2026-06-13 07:38:30 UTC

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```solidity
function withdraw(uint amount) external {
require(balances[msg.sender] >= amount);
(bool ok,) = msg.sender.call{value: amount}(""); // 💀
balances[msg.sender] -= amount; // too late
}
```
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2026-06-13 07:38:28 UTC

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