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Low 49 Monero

fix: monero silently ignoring wallet opens (#3621)

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70/100 · Adequate
fix: monero silently ignoring wallet opens (#3621)
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The short version

What changed, and why it matters

This patch fixes a bug where Cake Wallet's Monero module could skip actually opening a wallet and instead leave the user looking at the previously opened wallet without any warning. The old code tracked the 'last opened wallet' path and, if the requested path matched it, simply did nothing. That state tracking was unreliable and could become stale, so the app might appear to load a wallet while silently staying on the wrong one. The fix removes that shortcut and always performs the real open-wallet work, including error checks.

Recommended action

Treat as a functional bug fix with possible security-adjacent side effects. Review whether any user-facing flow relied on the `_lastOpenedWallet` shortcut and confirm that removing it does not regress performance or cause double-opens. Consider whether a stale `currentWallet` could have led to incorrect receive addresses or transaction signing in practice, and add regression tests for repeated wallet opens.

Security signals we found

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State confusion / stale-cache bug: relying on `_lastOpenedWallet` could cause the app to use the wrong wallet object

02

Silent failure: a wallet open request could return successfully without actually opening the requested wallet

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UI/app-layer integrity issue: user may believe they are operating wallet A while the backend still holds wallet B

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No cryptographic weakness or memory-safety bug in the diff itself

Risk score

Why this scored 49/100

Our methodology →
Potential impact 12/30
Exploitability 8/25
Stealth signal 10/15
Affected reach 10/15
Confidence 6/10
Evidence quality 3/5
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