Dust

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CredShields reviewed Dust on 11 Sep 2026: 10 findings, 0 critical; all marked fixed.

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SeverityOpenAcknowledgedFixed
Critical000
High001
Medium004
Low005
HighDustRouter keeps the unspent half of a partial fill, and any unprivileged address can take itFixed

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MediumA user cannot revoke the sweeper's standing authority over their accrued stable, and the only price bound is the keeper's own calldataFixed

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MediumbuyLeg credits the pool-reported token output instead of the vault's realized balance deltaFixed

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MediumSweep fee is charged on the gross amount and re-charged on returned leftover, letting the effective fee exceed the immutable MAX_FEE_BPS capFixed

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Mediumsweep pins only the basket composition: the accrued amount, execution venue, fee basis, treasury and minimum are all mutable between quote and executionFixed

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LowbuyLeg never bounds spent against the leg's slice, so a non-canonical listed pool can drain a swept user's other-leg fundsFixed

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LowDustCapture enforces its TWAP bound per callback rather than per swap, and credits the vault from the pool's self-reported deltaFixed

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LowOutdated and unpinned compiler pragmaFixed

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LowSweep settlement transfers are not leg-isolated, so a frozen treasury or sweeper bricks sweeping for all usersFixed

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LowUse safeTransfer / safeTransferFrom instead of transfer / transferFromFixed

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Dust
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