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SlowMist: ReachMe Previously Had a Message Fee Bypass Vulnerability, Allowing Users to Send Messages to CZ at a Low Cost

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On March 28th, recently, the SlowMist Security Team disclosed that a logic vulnerability was discovered in the subscription-based messaging platform ReachMe io within the BNB Chain ecosystem. This vulnerability enabled bypassing the preset fee mechanism and allowed for the sending of messages to any KOL (including CZ) at a very low cost. The researchers were able to successfully send a message to CZ with only 0.01 BNB, bypassing the original 1 BNB message fee. The vulnerability arose because the contract failed to verify the consistency between on-chain transfer amounts and the front-end set price. Since then, the vulnerability has been promptly patched.
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