Submitted by SpicyMeatball, also found by n4nika, Varun_05, yashgoel72, dhank, Janio, EPSec, adam-idarrha, gavfu, th3l1ghtd3m0n, rouhsamad, 0xdice91, stakog, bigtone, Walter, Bigsam, LinKenji, Stefanov, MrPotatoMagic, swizz, joaovwfreire, steadyman, itsabinashb, gajiknownnothing, tedox, Eeyore, araj, Tychai0s, trachev, merlinboii, pfapostol, Limbooo, 0xMosh, Sabit, Utsav, 0rpse, mitko1111, Oxsadeeq, jasonxiale, crypticdefense, 0xhacksmithh, ayden, AvantGard, ahmedaghadi, prapandey031, snakeeaterr, fyamf, Audinarey, sandy, 0xmystery, xyz, Mahmud, 0xblack_bird, ke1caM, leegh, Dots, Myd, 0xleadwizard, turvy_fuzz, SovaSlava, c0pp3rscr3w3r, zhaojohnson, aslanbek, and carrotsmuggler
https://github.com/code-423n4/2024-05-munchables/blob/main/src/managers/LockManager.sol#L257-L258https://github.com/code-423n4/2024-05-munchables/blob/main/src/managers/LockManager.sol#L265-L267
Invalid validation in the setLockDuration function allows users to greatly reduce their unlock time or even unlock instantly.
When a user locks his tokens in the LockManager.sol contract, the unlockTime is calculated as block.timestamp + lockDuration.
The lockDuration is a variable that can be configured by a user in the setLockDuration function anytime, even during the lock period.
The problem arises when existing locks are updated to the new duration.
There is an invalid check performed, comparing block.timestamp + _duration with the current unlockTime. However, in the end, the new unlockTime is set as lastLockTime + _duration. This allows a user to reduce their lock duration and unlock their tokens earlier than initially intended. Lets consider this scenario:
In this way, Alice can reduce her lock duration while still receiving bonuses as if she had a 100-day lock.
Check this coded POC for SpeedRun.t.sol
In this test case user locked tokens for 86400 seconds and managed to unlock them after only 10000 seconds. This hack enables attacker to to receive multiple NFT drops with nftOverlord.addReveal compared to honest users.
Invalid Validation
0xinsanity (Munchables) confirmed and commented via duplicate issue #236:
0xsomeone (judge) increased severity to High and commented:
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