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EIP-712 Domain Spoofing via Double-Fetch
Reportada en March 21, 2026
A flaw in EIP-712 typed-data signing allowed domain spoofing on device confirmation. A compromised host could show a trusted domain name/version on the Trezor screen while making the device sign data for a different, attacker-controlled domain. This mismatch could mislead users into approving signatures they did not intend, potentially enabling unauthorized actions such as malicious permit approvals and fund theft.
Reportada por Florian Pradines
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