Submitted by Udsen, also found by minhtrng, markus_ether, GREY-HAWK-REACH, KupiaSec, serial-coder, Aymen0909, peanuts, teawaterwire, ni8mare, alexweb3, josephdara, zzzitron, Jeiwan, Nyx, keccak123, LuchoLeonel1, btk, seeques, 0xPsuedoPandit, 0xMirce, RedTiger, Praise, bin2chen, ktg, Bobface, rvierdiiev, wangxx2026, 0xbepresent, dirk_y, ptsanev, shaka, dacian, mahdirostami, John, 0xStalin, ravikiranweb3, and Co0nan
The Vault.mintYieldFee external function is used to mint Vault shares to the yield fee _recipient. The function is an external function and can be called by anyone since there is no access control. The function will revert only under following two conditions:
The issue with this function is, it allows the caller to set the _recipient (address of the yield fee recipient). It does not use the _yieldFeeRecipient state variable, which was set in the Vault.constructor as the yield fee recipient. 
Which means, anyone can steal the available yield fee from the vault (as long as the above two revert conditions are not satisfied) by minting shares to their own address or to any address of their choice.
https://github.com/GenerationSoftware/pt-v5-vault/blob/b1deb5d494c25f885c34c83f014c8a855c5e2749/src/Vault.sol#L394-L402
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Hence, it is recommended to use the _yieldFeeRecipient state variable value as the yield fee recipient inside the Vault.mintYieldFee external function and to remove the input parameter address _recipient from the Vault.mintYieldFee function; so that the caller will not be able to mint shares to any arbitrary address of their choice and steal the yield fee of the protocol.
The updated function should be as follows:
asselstine (PoolTogether) confirmed
PoolTogether mitigated:
Status: Mitigation confirmed. Full details in reports from rvierdiiev, dirk_y and 0xStalin.
