Neo X testnet bug bounty program launched and will continue until mainnet release
PANews reported on May 17 that according to the official blog, Neo is developing a high-security, Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM)-compatible side chain - Neo X. Before the official launch of the mainnet, Neo invites developers to participate in the Neo X testnet bug bounty program. The program starts today and continues until the Neo X mainnet launch.
This bug bounty program targets three main components of Neo X: the consensus layer, the native cross-chain bridge between Neo N3 and Neo X, and the governance protocol. This bug bounty program does not cover vulnerabilities in front-end or third-party services, such as wallets, centralized databases, indexes, or blockchain browsers.
Vulnerabilities will be divided into three levels based on their severity and potential impact on the normal operation of the network: critical vulnerabilities (reward up to $5,000 worth of GAS per vulnerability), major vulnerabilities (up to $2,000 worth of GAS per vulnerability) and Minor vulnerabilities (reward up to $2,000 worth of GAS per vulnerability). If you discover vulnerabilities of different levels, you will be rewarded with GAS tokens of different values. There is no upper limit on total rewards.
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