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Web3's Achilles' Heel: A Supply Chain Attack on Astar Network

Overview John Stawinski and I have been conducting research and submitting bug bounty reports focusing on a specific type of poisoned pipeline execution attack that I like to refer as “Self-Hosted Runner Takeover”. It manifests when a public repository has an attached non-ephemeral self-hosted runner without requiring approval for workflows on the pull_request trigger. One of the organizations we discovered the vulnerability in was Astar network. According to Wikipedia, Astar Network is a blockchain that aims to become Polkadot’s “smart contract hub” and serves as a parachain for Polkadot.



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Overview John Stawinski and I have been conducting research and submitting bug bounty reports focusing on a specific type of poisoned pipeline execution attack that I like to refer as “Self-Hosted Runner Takeover”. It manifests when a public repository has an attached non-ephemeral self-hosted runner without requiring approval for workflows on the pull_request trigger. One of the organizations we discovered the vulnerability in was Astar network. According to Wikipedia, Astar Network is a blockchain that aims to become Polkadot’s “smart contract hub” and serves as a parachain for Polkadot.



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Web3's Achilles' Heel: A Supply Chain Attack on Astar Network

Overview John Stawinski and I have been conducting research and submitting bug bounty reports focusing on a specific type of poisoned pipeline execution attack that I like to refer as “Self-Hosted Runner Takeover”. It manifests when a public repository has an attached non-ephemeral self-hosted runner without requiring approval for workflows on the pull_request trigger. One of the organizations we discovered the vulnerability in was Astar network. According to Wikipedia, Astar Network is a blockchain that aims to become Polkadot’s “smart contract hub” and serves as a parachain for Polkadot.

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