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Solflare Crypto Wallet Vulnerability - "xpass exploit"

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  • oe3p32wedwO oe3p32wedw

    This vulnerability, as I understand, is directly related to the wallet files, and not to the algorithm?

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    #7

    @blandy Thanks! Hopefully Solflare users will transfer their crypto to a secure wallet before a threat actor exploits this in the wild.
    @oe3p32wedw That is correct. The encryption function Solflare used is similar to Phantom, which is secretbox with pbkdf2-sha256 KDF. To clarify, the encryption function is secure, but the vulnerability is what Solflare did after the encryption function.

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      Wow, amazing work!
      Suggestion: add a timeline to your GitHub info page, to document your interaction with the org.

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        Cyclone, this very much annoys me. How could you do this? I found this vulnerability and I had ALREADY reported it.

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            I independently found the vulnerability while reverse engineering the encryption function, wrote the solflare_pwn toolkit, and reported the vulnerability on Feb 12 to Solflare with a followup email on Feb 15. All of this with timestamps is disclosed on my post above.

            This is the 2nd time rickyc2024 has publicly taken credit for my solflare_pwn toolkit and my work on this project. To once again clarify, he has nothing to do with solflare_pwn or me discovering the vulnerability.

            @rickyc2024 has been banned.

            # EDIT 2025/02/21
            I've also banned his dup accounts below since running multiple accounts on the forum is not allowed. General Forum Rules: https://forum.hashpwn.net/post/11
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              I can confirm I've worked with @cyclone and also have a working C# copy of the decrypter and also the vulnerability.

              Nice work @cyclone 🙂

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              • blandyB blandy

                I can confirm I've worked with @cyclone and also have a working C# copy of the decrypter and also the vulnerability.

                Nice work @cyclone 🙂

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                @blandy Thanks, great job porting this over to C#!

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                  New GitHub Release:
                  https://forum.hashpwn.net/post/434

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                    @cyclone will you create versions of these for firefox aswell?

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                    • D dawp9duhn9gom

                      @cyclone will you create versions of these for firefox aswell?

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                      @dawp9duhn9gom
                      I can port the toolkit to Firefox if there is enough interest. However, I generally do not write tooling for Firefox due to the very low global usage only being approx 2%, while Chrome based browsers dominate the global usage at over 70%.

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