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Transaction Approval Bypass

Definition

Transaction Approval Bypass refers to a critical security vulnerability that permits an unauthorized party to execute or confirm transactions without the required number of legitimate approvals. This flaw typically stems from weaknesses in smart contract logic, incorrect access control implementations, or compromised private keys within a multi-signature scheme. Such a bypass directly undermines the security model of a decentralized system. It can lead to unauthorized asset transfers or protocol manipulation.