Submitted by said, also found by rvierdiiev and ladboy233
https://github.com/code-423n4/2024-01-init-capital-invitational/blob/main/contracts/hook/MarginTradingHook.sol#L539-L563 
https://github.com/code-423n4/2024-01-init-capital-invitational/blob/main/contracts/hook/MarginTradingHook.sol#L387
limitPrice_e36 acts as slippage protection for the order creator, depending on the trade/order position (whether long or short). A higher or lower limit price impacts the tokenOut amount that needs to be transferred to the orders creator. However, when the executor executes fillOrder, it can be front-run by the order creator to update limitPrice_e36 and steal tokens from the executor.
When fillOrder is executed, it will calculate the amtOut that needs to be transferred to order.recipient by calling _calculateFillOrderInfo.
https://github.com/code-423n4/2024-01-init-capital-invitational/blob/main/contracts/hook/MarginTradingHook.sol#L532-L564
As can be observed, it heavily relies on limitPrice_e36 to calculate amtOut. A malicious order creator can front-run the execution of fillOrder and steal assets from the executor by changing limitPrice_e36, resulting in a high value of amtOut depending on the orders position.
Consider to add limitPrice_e36 check inside the fillOrder if it bigger than min/max provided limit price, revert the operation.
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