Uniswap has announced a reward of up to $15.5 million for identifying critical vulnerabilities in the v4 protocol. This is the largest bug bounty program in history aimed at improving the system's security. Payments depend on the level of the vulnerability's risk: $15.5 million for critical, $1 million for high, and $100,000 for medium. Bugs must be reported within 24 hours and remain confidential until fixed. The protocol has undergone several independent audits and tests, but Uniswap is taking additional measures to ensure protection.
11/27/2024 12:23:13 PM (GMT+1)
Uniswap has announced a reward of up to $15.5 million for discovering vulnerabilities in the v4 protocol: the largest bug bounty program in history to enhance security 🛡️
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