Blockchain storage protocol Walrus launches vulnerability bounty program with up to $100000 reward

BlockBeats News: On March 31st, Walrus, a blockchain storage protocol built on Sui, announced the official launch of a vulnerability bounty program. The program focuses on key elements that affect user interaction with Walrus, as well as its basic core components and incentive mechanisms, aiming to identify and address potential vulnerabilities on its decentralized storage platform. Relevant security researchers and developers can participate and contribute to the security and health of Walrus. Currently, participants can submit through HackenProof management, and eligible submissions can receive a maximum reward of $100000. It is worth noting that vulnerability submissions related to Walrus economic models or data integrity will be given priority consideration. Previously, it was reported that the Walrus mainnet was officially launched on March 27th.