andrewmohawk / bad_tokens

Repo of some malicious/broken tokens that put user funds at risk

Bad Token Exploit Repository

Overview

This repository serves as an archive of documented exploits for various tokens across multiple blockchain networks. Each token exploit is organized by the blockchain and token identifier in a structured format to facilitate easy navigation and accessibility.

Repository Structure

Each token exploit is stored in a dedicated folder named according to the blockchain and token symbol it pertains to. The format for these folders is <chain>_<token>, where:

• <chain> is the abbreviation for the blockchain network (e.g., bsc for Binance Smart Chain).
• <token> is the symbol of the token (e.g., SATX for the SATX token).

Example Directory Name

eth_PonziToken - This folder contains exploits related to the PonziToken on the Ethereum network.

Contents

Each token-specific folder contains the following:

• README.md: A detailed overview of the token, the nature of the exploit(s), and any known fixes or mitigation strategies.
• *.sol: Relevant smart contract code and snippets that demonstrate the exploit.
• Additional resources such as images, diagrams, and external links to advisories or reports.

Current Tokens Documented

Below is a list of all tokens for which exploits have been documented in this repository. This list is regularly updated as new exploits are discovered and analyzed.

• Binance Smart Chain (BSC)
  • SATX - Documentation and analysis of exploits related to the SATX token on Binance Smart Chain.

Adding New Token Exploits

To add a new token exploit:

1. Create a new folder in the root of the repository using the naming convention <chain>_<token>.
2. Include a README.md in the folder to provide an overview and detailed analysis of the exploit.
3. Add any additional files such as contract snippets (contract_snippets.sol) or detailed explanations (exploit_details.md).

Contribution

Contributions to this repository are welcome. To contribute:

• Fork the repository.
• Create a Feature branch: git checkout -b feature-YourFeature
• Commit your changes.
• Push to the branch: git push origin feature-YourFeature
• Open a Pull Request.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Contact

For any queries or further assistance, please contact [@AndrewMohawk].