DeFi-project Beetsfarm deprived users of more than $ 100 thousand

Another project from the field of profitable farming based on the Polygon network has robbed its users. According to Rugdoc.io, the damage from the actions of Beetsfarm Finance amounted to more than $ 100,000. Beetsfarm was positioned as the first farm of the Polygon network to use an automatic emission reduction mechanism.

Rugdoc says they stumbled upon Beetsfarm using their scanner, which selects unverified contracts. Contract verification allows you to confirm that the compiled code matches what was uploaded to the blockchain. Under pressure from the community, Beetsfarm subsequently verified their contract, “however, it still contained the largest number of alarms we have ever seen.” Verification is not tantamount to an audit, which in this case was not carried out.

The Beetsfarm contract allowed anyone to move assets between users’ wallets and the project itself. In other words, once having granted permission to the contract, the user allowed any outsider to transfer additional assets from their wallet to the address of the project.

The project also had an urgent asset stripping function that worked in a similar way, but with one important difference. Instead of withdrawing assets to the address of the user, which corresponds to the “_wallet” parameter, they were transferred to the “wallet” address, which designated the wallet of the project creators themselves.

Although Beetsfarm came out as an unremarkable project, the attackers managed to steal a significant amount from users. In this they were helped by the function of unlimited transfer of assets, which were then transferred to their own wallet using the function of urgent withdrawal.

In connection with the incident, Rugdoc recommends that users do not interact with unverified smart contracts and never grant permissions for operations that they are not ready to entrust to the project. Beetsfarm continues to lure customers on its Twitter account by deleting old messages under which they are accused of fraud and posting new ones instead.

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