Aada Finance Launches Bug Bounty Program with a USD 25,000 Offer
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As bug bounties have become increasingly critical for newly emerging crypto protocols, Aada Finance readies USD 25,000 in AADA tokens for any critical threat identified.
After open sourcing, its code, Aada Finance announces the next phase of its road to trustless decentralization – a bug bounty program. An external audit will accompany the incentive to ensure optimal readiness of the V.1 app before its launch on mainnet.
“As we’re getting closer to mainnet launch, ensuring optimal security of users’ funds is of utmost importance. In this regard, we invite all fellow developers and whitehat hackers to review our code and help us find bugs. In exchange, we have some hefty rewards to offer”, said Mantas Andriuska, Co-founder of Aada Finance.
Being a Cardano native project, Aada Finance strives to fulfill the ecosystem’s reputation of a secure protocol with robust code. The Aada team will pay USD 25,000 in AADA tokens for every critical vulnerability reported. The program entails the smart contracts contained in this repository, namely the following assets in scope:
Bootstrapping active participation from fellow Haskell developers will ensure complete transparency and visibility. Moreover, it will also assure Aada’s smart contract correctness. Participants can send their findings to [email protected] along with a PoC (Proof of Consensus). Alternatively, everyone can reach out to the Aada team on Twitter, Telegram, and Discord.
Disclaimer: The Aada Finance team will not reward self-exploited attacks, breaches related to leaked keys or credentials, and attacks threatening privileged addresses. Executing DDoS attacks, testing through
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