Aave Labs' proposed Pool accounting safeguard
On-chain events · · Ketju Research
Affects: Aave v3 (protocol)
What happened
Aave Labs proposed adding a reentrancy guard to Pool operations on October 21, according to its official governance proposal.
What changed
Aave Labs proposes using transient storage to protect Pool accounting during repeated interactions within a transaction.
What did not change
Aave Labs stated on October 23 that both flash-loan functions would remain outside the guard.
Confirmed
- Aave Labs proposes the safeguard for active deployments across Ethereum and the other networks named in its proposal.
- Aave Labs plans audits by Certora and third parties before submitting an on-chain upgrade proposal.
- Aave Labs states that the proposed guard preserves integrations that use flash loans.
Still open
- The proposal does not establish completed audits, on-chain approval, or deployment.
- Aave Labs has not established an execution date in the cited proposal.
What it means for an advisor
- Ketju should review audit findings and the final upgrade scope before changing the memo's description of Pool accounting safeguards.
- The proposal supports no change to the current approval or withdrawal assumptions.
Sources
- Aave Labs' proposed Pool accounting safeguard · Aave Governance / Aave Labs ·
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