# Attack Surface Analysis

#### Representative Attacks and Mitigations

**Attack: Artificial PnL Inflation**\
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**Mitigation:** All reported values must pass independent validation prior to inclusion. Unvalidated state cannot influence accounting or NAV.

**Attack: Remote Strategy Fabricating Balances**\
**Mitigation:** Reported balances must correspond to verifiable on-chain state. Invalid or inconsistent claims are rejected during validation.

**Attack: Cross-Environment Race Condition Exploitation**\
**Mitigation:** Capital movements are serialized through the canonical vault, preventing overlapping transitions and state ambiguity.

**Attack: Asset Reversion or Loss During Cross-Domain Transfer**\
**Mitigation:** Assets in transit are conservatively treated as unavailable until fully reconciled and validated.

**Attack: Stale Reporting from Low-Latency Strategies**\
**Mitigation:** Timestamp and freshness thresholds are enforced. Strategies exceeding reporting tolerance are automatically frozen or excluded.

**Attack: High-Value Withdrawal During Execution Environment Degradation**\
**Mitigation:** Withdrawal queueing and deferred share burning preserve solvency and prevent premature liquidity release.

**Attack: Manipulation of Auxiliary or Reward Asset Pricing**\
**Mitigation:** Multi-source pricing validation, deviation thresholds, and time-weighted averaging prevent short-term price manipulation from influencing NAV.

These mitigations collectively enforce conservative accounting and eliminate attack vectors that could inflate NAV, compromise solvency, or exploit asynchronous execution behavior.


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