| domain | dedaub.blog |
| summary | This threat posed a potential financial risk to tens of millions, with the attacker delaying their attack until more value was at stake. The attack's unique characteristic lies in its clandestine nature rather than the infection method. Attack contracts had been infiltrating multiple protocols covertly for weeks, ensuring they remained invisible during regular protocol execution and contract browsing on Etherscan.
The Critical Price Impact Monitoring Module (CPIMP) plays a crucial role in this scheme. It tracks the original intended implementation of legitimate owners' initialization transactions without causing any disruption. The CPIMP stays hidden, mimicking the legitimate implementation by propagating most normal calls and executing them correctly at transaction's end. However, it restores itself in the proxy's implementation slot, making it undetectable via usual or custom upgrade procedures.
The CPIMP installation is designed to manipulate events and storage slot contents, causing Etherscan to report the legitimate implementation as the actual implementation of the proxy, thereby concealing its presence. |
| title | Dedaub - |
| description | Dedaub - |
| keywords | storage, security, contract, monitoring, attacker, tokens, program, function, transaction, slot, transient, data, protocol, contracts, account, will, address |
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| nslookup | A 75.119.200.152 |
| created | 2025-11-09 |
| updated | 2025-11-09 |
| summarized | 2025-11-13 |
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