I don't have access to specific details about an audit report. However, here are three defi smart contract vulnerabilities that could potentially occur in decentralized finance (defi) smart contracts. These vulnerabilities are:
Hackable smart contracts: these smart contracts can be easily hacked by modifying their code. The attacker can modify the contract code and execute code that was not authorized, leading to an attack on the underlying blockchain network.
Cross-chain code injection: in a cross-chain environment, code injection is possible when a contract code is written to execute on a different blockchain. This is a potential security risk because if a malicious attacker can gain access to the contract's source code on one blockchain, it could be executed on another blockchain as well, leading to a chain-wide attack.
Token burns: token burns are a process of destroy
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