Submitted by btk, also found by sl1, 836541, alexxander, ilchovski, Kose, pontifex, PetarTolev (1, 2, 3), ChrisTina, Tricko, DarkTower, DeFiHackLabs, immeas, Aymen0909, sces60107, phoenixV110, 0xraion, 0x175, trachev, 3th, droptpackets, Talfao, 0xJuda, r0ck3tz, smiling_heretic, stackachu, seeques, MrPotatoMagic, codynhat, audityourcontracts, ustas, jacopod, Neo_Granicen, bronze_pickaxe, PENGUN, bird-flu, EricWWFCP, ke1caM, Viktor_Cortess, The_Kakers, fibonacci, ayden, Al-Qa-qa, 0xpiken, xAriextz, ubl4nk, _eperezok, degensec, flacko, evmboi32, kk_krish, ZdravkoHr, gumgumzum, turvy_fuzz, Toshii, mojito_auditor, SovaSlava, AvantGard, 00xSEV, xuwinnie, SpicyMeatball, Kow, KupiaSec, VAD37, 0xAlix2 (1, 2), Ruhum, 0x180db, 0x3b, t0x1c, Beosin, critical-or-high, innertia, nuthan2x, joesan, danielles0xG, Soul22, and y4y
An attacker can reenter the MinterContract::mint function, bypassing the maxCollectionPurchases check and minting the entire collection supply.
The vulnerability stems from the absence of the Check Effects Interactions pattern. As seen here, NextGenCore::mint updates the tokensMintedAllowlistAddress and tokensMintedPerAddress after making an external call:
We recommend following Check Effects Interactions in NextGenCore::mint as follow:
Reentrancy
a2rocket (NextGen) confirmed via duplicate issue #51
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