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This blogpost details a vulnerability identified in Titan's Helix MEV Relay which could be abused by trusted proposers to perform equivocation attacks, during which private transaction information is prematurely revealed, leading to potential transaction reordering.

In this blog post, we will show how a small difference in SSZ deserialization between the Prysm and Lighthouse clients could have allowed an attacker to severely degrade Ethereum consensus.

We privately disclosed a vulnerability to Circle via their bug bounty program. The vulnerability could have been exploited by circumventing the CCTP message sender verification process to mint fake USDC tokens on Noble.

This post details a vulnerability we identified in Evmos, an EVM-compatible Cosmos chain, that could have been exploited to mint infinite amounts of $EVMOS tokens. Due to EVM state commits during precompile execution, it was possible to cause a mismatch between the state held within EVM and the Bank module, resulting in inflated contract balances.

In this article, we describe a vulnerability in ibc-go, the reference implementation of the Cosmos Inter-Blockchain Communication (IBC) protocol. A reentrancy vulnerability during the handling of timeout messages could have allowed an attacker to mint an infinite amount of IBC tokens on affected Cosmos chains.

In this blog post, we describe a vulnerability in Heimdall, the validator software of the Polygon Proof-of-Stake (PoS) blockchain. This flaw, if exploited, could have allowed a rogue or compromised validator to take over the Heimdall consensus layer and inject fraudulent events into the StakeSync mechanism, a critical component of the Polygon PoS bridge, putting over $2B of crypto assets in the bridge at risk.