Firedancer v0.1 Launches a $1m Boost on Immunefi!
We’re excited to announce the launch of the Firedancer v0.1 Boost on Immunefi. Firedancer v0.1, a new validator client for Solana, is opening the gates to security researchers to find and submit vulnerabilities in its extensive codebase.
The contest offers rewards of up to $1,000,000 for finding critical vulnerabilities in the codebase, which is approximately 200,000 lines of nSLOC.
We will be hosting a live technical walkthrough with the Firedancer v0.1 team. This walkthrough will provide valuable insights into the Firedancer v0.1 codebase, helping to make your hunt successful.
Hunting in the Firedancer v0.1 Boost is straightforward. Here’s how you can get involved:
- Sign up on Immunefi
- Complete the KYC process
- Start submitting bugs.
Rest assured, Firedancer v0.1 is committed to responding to all bug reports within 24 hours on weekdays. For any technical questions, contact the Firedancer technical team on Immunefi’s Discord in the “firedancer-v0.1-boost” channel.
Visit the Firedancer v0.1 Boost page to learn more and to get started. Join us in making the Web3 ecosystem safer and more secure for everyone.
About Immunefi Boosts
Boosts are time-bound, crowd-sourced security audits conducted at crucial development milestones. They involve top-tier blockchain security researchers, ensuring vulnerabilities are identified and addressed swiftly and comprehensively. Boosts are designed to harden code post-audit, at testnet, or even before launching a mainnet bug bounty.
In the first half of 2024, $920,940,078 was lost due to hacks and fraud, a 24% increase from the previous period. This highlights the critical need for continuous security investments throughout the development lifecycle. With Immunefi’s Boosts, projects like Firedancer v0.1 are actively securing their code effectively and efficiently.
Immunefi has the largest, most prolific, and highest-quality community of security experts in the industry and leads the way regarding chain security. Our community comprises over 45,000 researchers who have collectively prevented more than $25 billion in potential losses.
