feat: Prepare v7.4.0 - #375
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# Description Block creation of new vesting and permanently locked accounts after the v7.3.2 upgrade. Those account types carry `LockedCoins` that the EVM spendable snapshot has to stay consistent with. New creates are rejected in the Cosmos ante as a top-level tx and when nested in `authz.MsgExec`. Existing vesting accounts are unchanged. Blocked messages: - `MsgCreateVestingAccount` - `MsgCreatePeriodicVestingAccount` - `MsgCreatePermanentLockedAccount` `AuthzLimiterDecorator` now includes Periodic and PermanentLocked as well (CreateVesting was already there). Depends on the v7.3.2 upgrade / EVM hotfix already on this branch. ## Type of change - [x] Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue) # How Has This Been Tested? - [x] `go test -mod=readonly -tags=test ./ante -count=1 -run TestVestingAccountCreationDecorator` - bank send still allowed - all three create msgs rejected - delayed vesting rejected - create msgs nested in `authz.MsgExec` (including nested exec) rejected - [x] `make lint-fix` # PR Checklist: - [x] Updated changelog with PR's intent - [x] Lint with `make lint-fix`
# Description These changes prepare the upgrade to v7.4.0, which executes the upgrade plan when the block 9355723 arrives ## Type of change Please delete options that are not relevant. - [x] New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality) - [ ] Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue) - [ ] Documentation (updates documentation on the project) - [ ] chore (Updates on dependencies, gitignore, etc) - [ ] test (For updates on tests) # How Has This Been Tested? This code has been tested locally and using unit tests # PR Checklist: Make sure each step was done: - [ ] Updated changelog with PR's intent - [x] Lint with `make lint-fix`
# Description Block the 22 Aug 2026 incident addresses after the v7.3.2 restart so they cannot send, deploy, or be called. The deny list is hardcoded in the new binary (40 hex / `kii1` pairs) so it is live on the first block after the swap, including a tx already packed in that block. Existing balances are not moved here. Enforced in: - Cosmos and EVM ante (signers, bank send from/to, `MsgEthereumTx` from/to, nested `authz.MsgExec`) - PrepareProposal (strip denied txs) - ProcessProposal (reject a new proposal that still contains one) PreBlocker only logs if a denied tx is in the finalize set. It does not fail the block. Depends on the v7.3.2 upgrade / EVM hotfix already on this branch. ## Type of change - [x] Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue) # How Has This Been Tested? - [x] `go test -mod=readonly ./ante -count=1 -run TestBlockedAddr` - all 40 hex and bech32 pairs match - unlisted bank send allowed - bank send from/to a listed addr rejected - listed addr nested in `authz.MsgExec` rejected - [x] `golangci-lint run ./ante/ ./app/` # PR Checklist: - [x] Updated changelog with PR's intent - [x] Lint with `make lint-fix`
* chore: bump evm to fork 2 * docs: update changelogs
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 2 included reviews per hour; 0 remain after this review. WalkthroughThe PR blocks vesting and permanently locked account creation, including nested Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds recovery and permanent address restrictions, but non-mainnet runs may still apply restrictions when they should be no-ops, while the container build and pull-request validation can fail because required private-module credentials are unavailable. These bounded correctness and deployment-readiness issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@app/upgrades/v7_4/upgrade.go`:
- Around line 83-84: Update the completion log in the upgrade handler to
identify v7.4.0, using the existing UpgradeName symbol if appropriate, so
validation logs match the executed recovery plan.
- Around line 173-180: Update distributeRemainder so it transfers only funds
recovered during recoverFunds, not any pre-existing stagingAddr balance; use a
dedicated recovery account or compute and exclude the initial balance before
SendCoins. Add a test covering a pre-funded stagingAddr and verify its original
funds remain while only recovered funds reach remainderAddr.
In `@CHANGELOG.md`:
- Around line 14-15: Update the changelog entry documenting the EVM fork version
from v0.6.2-fork.1 to v0.6.2-fork.2, matching the version selected by go.mod.
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Pull request overview
This PR prepares the v7.4.0 emergency upgrade path by updating the Cosmos EVM dependency, adding an on-chain funds recovery + redistribution upgrade handler, and introducing mitigations to prevent recurrence (vesting-account creation block and bank-level send restrictions for incident addresses).
Changes:
- Replaces the Cosmos EVM dependency with a private hotfix fork (
evm-private) and updates the changelog accordingly. - Adds a v7.4.0
x/upgradehandler that (on mainnet) sweeps funds from incident addresses, redistributes fixed payouts, and forwards the remainder to a designated address; then enables a bank send restriction for incident addresses. - Adds an ante decorator to reject vesting/locked account creation (including nested
authz.MsgExec) and wires a send restriction into the BankKeeper.
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| go.sum | Updates checksums to match the new private EVM fork module. |
| go.mod | Replaces github.com/cosmos/evm with github.com/KiiChain/evm-private hotfix version. |
| CHANGELOG.md | Adds Unreleased notes for incident mitigations and EVM fork bumps. |
| app/upgrades/v7_4/upgrade.go | Implements v7.4.0 emergency recovery + payout logic and enables bank restriction post-recovery. |
| app/upgrades/v7_4/upgrade_test.go | Adds unit tests for mainnet-only fund movement and fail-closed behavior. |
| app/upgrades/v7_4/constants.go | Defines v7.4.0 upgrade name/height and registers the upgrade. |
| app/upgrades/v7_3_2/upgrade.go | Adds v7.3.2 upgrade handler (module migrations only) to coordinate binary switch. |
| app/upgrades/v7_3_2/constants.go | Registers v7.3.2 upgrade metadata. |
| app/keepers/keepers.go | Appends the incident send restriction into the BankKeeper. |
| app/blockedaddrs/restriction.go | Adds gated bank send restriction (no-op until enabled by upgrade). |
| app/blockedaddrs/restriction_test.go | Tests the restriction gating and blocked-send enforcement. |
| app/blockedaddrs/addrs.go | Adds the incident blocked address list and helper predicates. |
| app/blockedaddrs/addrs_test.go | Tests blocked-address detection for bech32 and hex forms. |
| app/app.go | Registers new upgrades and schedules v7.4.0 plan from the app PreBlocker at a fixed mainnet height. |
| ante/vesting_ante.go | Adds ante decorator to reject vesting/locked account creation at any authz nesting depth. |
| ante/vesting_ante_internal_test.go | Tests the vesting-account creation rejection behavior including nested authz exec. |
| ante/ante_cosmos.go | Wires vesting-message blocking into the Cosmos ante handler. |
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# Description These changes make the following: - Scope the attacker-wallet sweep to the native denom only, tracking the exact amount swept instead of trusting the staging account's balance. - Compute the recovery remainder as swept minus payouts, so the staging account's own balance is never swept into it. - Fail closed with a clear error if the swept amount can't cover the payout list. - Iterate the attacker address list in a fixed, sorted order instead of a map's iteration order, so every validator behaves identically. ## Type of change Please delete options that are not relevant. - [ ] New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality) - [x] Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue) - [ ] Documentation (updates documentation on the project) - [ ] chore (Updates on dependencies, gitignore, etc) - [ ] test (For updates on tests) # How Has This Been Tested? Please describe the tests that you ran to verify your changes. Provide instructions so we can reproduce. Please also list any relevant details for your test configuration - [x] Unit tests covering the sweep/payout/remainder math, fail-closed on insufficient recovered funds, and the no-op path on non-mainnet chain-ids - [x] Full existing test suite (`go test ./...`) run clean against these changes # PR Checklist: Make sure each step was done: - [ ] Updated changelog with PR's intent - [x] Lint with `make lint-fix`
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98-101: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winKeep the upgrade handler a no-op on non-mainnet chains.
Lines 99-101 return successfully on non-mainnet chains.
CreateUpgradeHandlerthen unconditionally callsblockedaddrs.Enable. This persists the restriction and changes bank transfer behavior on networks that must perform a logged no-op.Guard
blockedaddrs.Enablewith the same mainnet condition. Add a non-mainnet assertion that the restriction remains disabled.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@app/upgrades/v7_4/upgrade.go`:
- Around line 98-101: Update CreateUpgradeHandler so blockedaddrs.Enable is
executed only when ctx.ChainID() equals MainnetChainID, preserving the no-op
behavior of recoverFunds on other chains. Add an assertion in the non-mainnet
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# Description Add missing pipeline to setup secrets for private repositories ## Type of change Please delete options that are not relevant. - [X] Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
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In @.github/workflows/test.yml:
- Around line 28-31: Condition the Setup private Go modules step using the
existing trusted-repository pull-request check so it is skipped for
fork-originated pull_request events, without switching to pull_request_target or
exposing EVM_PRIVATE_TOKEN. Apply this to .github/workflows/test.yml lines
28-31, .github/workflows/codeql.yaml lines 30-33, .github/workflows/e2e.yaml
lines 24-27, .github/workflows/lint.yml lines 27-30, and
.github/workflows/liveness.yaml lines 22-25; each location requires the same
conditional guard around the setup-private-go action.
In `@Makefile`:
- Around line 310-315: Update the build-static-linux-amd64 target to pass
$(DOCKER_BUILD_SECRETS) to its Docker build invocation, matching
docker-build-debug, so available EVM_PRIVATE_TOKEN credentials reach Dockerfile
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# Description Hardens `app.PreBlocker`'s handling of the emergency upgrade Plan: - Replaces the "any error means no plan" check with an explicit switch: schedule only on `ErrNoUpgradePlanFound`, fail closed on any other read error, and fail closed if a plan already exists but doesn't exactly match what's expected (name, height, info) instead of silently assuming it's fine. - Adds a permanent guard for every block after the upgrade height on mainnet: verifies via `GetDoneHeight` that the recovery actually ran at that exact height, and that the incident address restriction (`blockedaddrs`) is enabled. If either is missing, the node refuses to keep processing blocks instead of silently continuing with the exploited funds unfrozen — this also covers nodes that join later via state-sync, not just the block immediately after the upgrade. ## Type of change - [x] Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue) # How Has This Been Tested? - [x] Unit tests added for `PreBlocker`: schedules correctly when no plan exists, no-ops outside the height/chain-id gate, doesn't panic on an exact-match replay, panics on a conflicting existing plan, and panics if a node reaches any height past the upgrade (including far in the future, simulating state-sync) without the recovery having actually run - [x] Full existing test suite (`go test ./...`) run clean against these changes # PR Checklist: Make sure each step was done: - [ ] Updated changelog with PR's intent - [x] Lint with `make lint-fix`
# Description Removes the `v7.3.2` upgrade entirely — the team decided not to ship it as a standalone release. Its fix and any remaining changes are being folded into `v7.4.0` instead, alongside the incident recovery work. ## Type of change Please delete options that are not relevant. - [ ] New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality) - [ ] Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue) - [ ] Documentation (updates documentation on the project) - [x] chore (Updates on dependencies, gitignore, etc) - [ ] test (For updates on tests) # How Has This Been Tested? - [x] Confirmed `v7.3.2` no longer appears in `app.go`'s `Upgrades` list or imports, and the build compiles clean with it removed - [x] Full existing test suite (`go test ./...`) run clean # PR Checklist: Make sure each step was done: - [x] Updated changelog with PR's intent - [x] Lint with `make lint-fix`
# Description Adds final invariant checks to the emergency recovery upgrade and cleans up the ordering of its execution flow. - `CreateUpgradeHandler` is now a thin wrapper: it delegates everything to `runEmergencyRecovery`, which documents the exact, numbered order of the incident response (mainnet check - snapshot balances - sweep attackers - verify sweep covers payouts - distribute payouts - distribute remainder - verify invariants - enable the address block). - Before anything moves, a snapshot of every touched balance is captured. After every transfer runs, `verifyInvariants` re-derives those same balances and confirms: total akii supply is unchanged (no mint/burn), every attacker wallet ended at zero, the staging (evm module) account is back to its pre-recovery balance, and every payout/remainder recipient's balance increased by exactly its expected amount. Any mismatch fails the upgrade instead of letting it complete silently. ## Type of change - [x] Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue) - [ ] New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality) # How Has This Been Tested? - [x] Existing unit tests for the recovery handler (happy path, insufficient-funds fail-closed, non-mainnet no-op, remainder excludes staging's pre-existing balance) all still pass unchanged against the refactor — the happy-path test in particular now also exercises `verifyInvariants` on every run # PR Checklist: Make sure each step was done: - [ ] Updated changelog with PR's intent - [x] Lint with `make lint-fix`
# Description
Fixes the attacker-wallet sweep to account for vesting accounts
correctly and generically. Testing surfaced a real vesting account among
the attacker wallets (the incident's own attack vehicle was a staged
`DelayedVestingAccount`) — a plain `GetBalance` + `SendCoins` fails for
it, since `x/bank` only allows moving the currently-unlocked
("spendable") portion, capped by the account's vesting schedule
regardless of its total balance.
Replaces `GetBalance` with `BankKeeper.SpendableCoin(addr, denom)` in
the sweep, which computes balance-minus-locked generically for any
address — no hardcoded address or amount needed. For normal accounts
this is identical to before (nothing is locked). For a vesting account,
it sweeps exactly what's currently spendable and deliberately leaves any
locked remainder in place, rather than force-unlocking the account.
Updated the "every attacker balance is zero" invariant to "every
attacker has nothing left spendable," matching this behavior — a vesting
account can legitimately still hold a locked balance after the sweep.
## Type of change
- [x] Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
# How Has This Been Tested?
- [x] New unit test: stages a real vesting account
(`DelayedVestingAccount`, most of its balance locked for a year) among
the attacker wallets, confirms the sweep recovers exactly the spendable
portion and leaves the locked remainder untouched, and that the full
handler (including the invariant checks) completes without error
- [x] Existing recovery-handler tests (full sweep/payout/remainder happy
path, insufficient-funds fail-closed, non-mainnet no-op, remainder
excludes staging's pre-existing balance) still pass unchanged
# PR Checklist:
Make sure each step was done:
- [ ] Updated changelog with PR's intent
- [x] Lint with `make lint-fix`
Description
This PR ships the resumption upgrade following the recent security incident. It contains the fix for the root-cause defects, a mitigation that removes the enabler the attack relied on, a one-time on-chain recovery of funds still held in attacker-controlled addresses, and a permanent block on those addresses at the bank level.
Disclosure note: this description intentionally omits amounts, addresses, block heights, and other incident-specific figures, since this PR and repository are public. That detail is tracked in the internal incident report and is not required to review this change.
Root cause. The exploit chained defects in the shared Cosmos EVM module (not KiiChain-specific code): an arithmetic underflow in the staking precompile's balance write-back after a delegation, and a missing overflow guard on the EVM value-transfer credit path, both only reachable through a vesting account. This PR pulls in the patched EVM module dependency that closes the underflow and overflow paths, and adds mitigations against the balance-mirror desync between the EVM state and the
x/bankledger that let the two paths be chained together.Enabler mitigation. Vesting account creation is blocked at the ante handler level as a temporary measure. It removes the precondition the exploit depended on without waiting on the deeper upstream fix.
Recovery upgrade. A new
x/upgradePlan, scheduled programmatically from the app'sPreBlockerrather than through a governance proposal (governance requires block production, which is unavailable while the chain is halted). At the coordinated restart height, it runs once and:x/banklevel, as both sender and recipient, from that point forward.The fund-recovery step only executes on the mainnet chain ID; on any other network it logs and returns without moving anything, so the exact same binary can be rehearsed on testnet/devnet to validate the upgrade mechanics and coordination without needing those addresses funded there.
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go test ./...) run clean against these changes.go vetandgofmtclean.PR Checklist:
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