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Use unbounded loops for merkle patricia trie proof verification #39
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Use unbounded loops for merkl patricia trie proof verification
Use unbounded loops for merkle patricia trie proof verification
Feb 12, 2024
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We previously used a constant
MAX_TRIE_DEPTH
to place an upper bound how deep we traverse the partial trie (ie proof). This unfortunately is a critical vulnerability as it allows an adversary to craft and insert keys in to onchain tries that are deeply nested beyond this depth thereby allowing the adversary convince our verifier that the key does not exist in the trie. This is because empty values are returned, which signifies a non-membership proof.