
Uniswap Labs has launched a bug bounty program offering up to $15.5 million for individuals who identify critical vulnerabilities in its version 4 (v4) core contracts. This initiative is being touted as the largest bug bounty in Web3 history, reflecting Uniswap's commitment to enhancing security in decentralized finance (DeFi) amid significant financial losses in the sector, with $3.6 billion reportedly drained since 2020. The v4 update introduces new features, including customizable 'hooks' for swaps and liquidity provider dynamics, aimed at improving user experience and security. The announcement underscores Uniswap's proactive approach to safeguarding its platform as it continues to innovate in the DeFi space.
Bug Bounty II Results Announced 🥁 Thank you to all Shardians for their valuable contributions in securing the Shardeum codebase & open source repositories via @immunefi. Find all details below ⤵️
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💸 Uniswap Labs has announced a reward of up to $15.5 million for discovering a critical vulnerability in the core contracts of @Uniswap V4 decentralized exchange protocol. According to the statement, this payout marks the largest reward ever offered in the history of bounty… https://t.co/uaTxz5ajsZ




