What happened
The attacker's wallet:
https://etherscan.io/address/0x941a9e3b…e88a9c#tokentxns
For cross-chain transfers, each token has its own proxy contract, with the implementation pointing to the Factory contract. The hacker used the Factory contract's receive() method. The attacker was required to pay a fee of 0.005 ETH in _chargeFee. There are no real authentication checks, and just one signature is necessary. To get around this, the attacker simply signed signatures with new addresses each time. In the _receive() function, the volume argument is subsequently sent to the attacker's address.
Case & protocol details
Classification
Bridge / Bridge & Cross-Chain
Protocol Type
Exploit/Other
Affected asset / contract
ASAP
Smart Contract Language
Solidity
Official Website
chainswap.com/
Protocol Twitter/X
@chain_swap
Evidence & learning
Sources and on-chain records
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