Summary

Porting additional test cases for benchmark.

Test Cases

• AccessList 2930: EIP-2930 introduces a new tx type which has a bunch of cornercases - test: add max block size test using access lists #1932
• Branch prediction: Tests that try to attack the CPU’s branch prediction
• Additional create/create2 operation: -
  • Create + Selfdestruct loops
  • Create(Create(Create(…)))
  • Creation by Selfdestruct reads contract + balance
  • Call + Selfdestruct touches two accounts
• DeriveSHA: Root computation for TxRoot, Requests etc
• Journaling attacks: Clients use journaling to be able to revert operations
• Prefetching/Parallelization attacks: Trick parallelization techniques
• Receipt Size: Receipts might go over the 10MB limit per network package
• Refund bombs: How much more gas can a block have with max refunds?
• Request Benchmarks: Prague introduced Requests for Consolidations, Withdrawals and Deposits
• State growth: With increasing gas limit, the state growth per block will increase
• State root computation: The more changes we accumulate per block, the costlier it is to compute the stateroot
• Trie Degeneration: Attacks like Trie Node Splitting to increase the depth/breath of the trie