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Veil Cash Smart Contract Vulnerability: $5.00K Reported Loss

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Incident Overview

Veil.Cash (a zk-SNARK privacy protocol on Base, forked from Tornado Cash) suffered an exploit on its legacy fixed-denomination privacy pools. Due to a misconfigured Groth16 zk-SNARK verifier (where delta2 equaled gamma2), an attacker was able to forge valid zero-knowledge proofs and drain approximately 2.9 ETH (~$5,000) in a single transaction by making multiple fraudulent withdrawals without corresponding deposits. Whitehat interveners and the exploiter voluntarily returned the funds, resulting in 100% recovery. The project’s newer/live pools were unaffected.

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