bug-bounty451
google354
xss338
microsoft283
facebook246
apple171
exploit163
rce160
malware102
account-takeover95
cve91
bragging-post86
csrf83
browser77
writeup75
privilege-escalation68
react60
authentication-bypass57
cloudflare54
dos53
node52
docker51
ssrf51
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aws48
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oauth45
smart-contract45
supply-chain44
ethereum43
defi42
web342
sql-injection41
lfi37
idor35
vulnerability-disclosure32
smart-contract-vulnerability32
clickjacking31
burp-suite31
info-disclosure31
race-condition31
web-application31
reverse-engineering31
wordpress30
input-validation30
web-security29
information-disclosure29
cloud29
reflected-xss29
solidity27
0
7/10
vulnerability
A cross-chain messaging protocol's signature verification can be bypassed when a new domain is added: if enrollValidator is called before setThreshold, the commitment is saved with threshold=0, allowing attackers to frontrun setThreshold and process unsigned messages with a malicious commitment hash matching the stored zero-threshold commitment.
smart-contract
signature-verification
cryptography
cross-chain
threshold-vulnerability
ecdsa
frontrunning
commitment-hash
solidity
access-control
initialization-bug
Heuss
Immunefi
ECDSA