Gate News Announcement: On March 10th, Ethereum Foundation Security Researcher Fredrik tweeted that the Ethereum Foundation's bug bounty program's maximum reward has been increased from $250,000 to $1,000,000. The scope includes protocol bugs, client bugs, language compiler bugs, deposit contract bugs, and dependency errors. Infrastructure vulnerabilities (such as web, DNS, email, etc.), ERC-20 contract bugs, Ethereum Name Service (ENS) vulnerabilities, and others are not covered by this bounty program.

Solv Protocol announced a vulnerability in its single BRO Vault, affecting fewer than 10 users with a loss of approximately $2.7 million in SolvBTC. Other funds are secure, and preventive measures have been taken. The official team has contacted the hacker and will offer a 10% white-hat bounty in exchange for the return of the funds.

Aave Labs proposes to launch the Aave V4 bug bounty program on the Sherlock platform, aiming to establish a security reporting channel with tiered handling to prioritize high-risk vulnerabilities and improve processing efficiency. Sherlock has previously collaborated with Aave on security work.

A cryptocurrency holder reported being attacked on social media, losing approximately $24 million worth of crypto assets. The attacker used violence to threaten and force the transfer of funds. The incident has garnered widespread attention, and blockchain security companies are tracking the stolen funds. This event highlights the rising risk of physical attacks in the crypto space.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that cross-chain smart contract platform Neutron announced on X that a white-hat hacker discovered a vulnerability through its bug bounty program. A fix is currently being developed, and the order book and super vault (deposits, withdrawals, etc.) functions have been suspended. They expect to relaunch on March 9. Neutron added that the platform's funds are currently secure and unaffected, and users do not need to take any further action.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that IoTeX has announced a 10% white-hat bounty (approximately $440,000) for hackers who attack its ioTube cross-chain bridge, provided that the stolen assets of about $4.4 million are returned within 48 hours. IoTeX co-founder and CEO Raullen Chai stated that if the funds are returned, the team will not pursue legal action or disclose the hacker's identity to law enforcement.

Foresight News reports that Balancer announced they received a security report about Balancer's reCLAMM (rebalancing concentrated liquidity AMM) from the vulnerability bounty platform Immunefi. As a precaution, Balancer has suspended the operation of related liquidity pools during the investigation. The official emphasizes that user funds are safe and fully accessible, and further updates will be announced continuously.

Psy Protocol achieves 521,000 transactions per second on a real proof-of-work network, setting a new record for decentralized system throughput. Supported by Google Cloud, all transactions are verifiable on-chain, with a $100,000 bounty for validating the results. This achievement supports high-frequency micro-payments and AI collaboration, making the infrastructure more forward-looking.

CrossCurve was attacked due to a smart contract vulnerability, resulting in a loss of approximately $3 million. It posted an announcement on the X platform, listing the relevant token receiving addresses, calling on malicious actors to cooperate in returning the funds, and offering a 10% bounty. If there is no response within 72 hours, accountability measures will be initiated.

Immunefi has officially confirmed that its native token IMU will be launched on January 22. This news was posted by Immunefi on the X platform and was forwarded and reported by Wu Blockchain. Prior to this, the United States' largest compliant CEX has included IMU in its asset listing roadmap, further increasing the project's attention in the crypto market. As one of the largest security platforms in the current crypto industry, Immunefi is known for its bug bounty mechanism. The platform connects Web3 projects with security researchers, encouraging the discovery and fixing of smart contract vulnerabilities before real attacks occur, thereby reducing systemic risks caused by hacker attacks. Over the years, Immunefi has partnered with hundreds of DeFi and blockchain protocols, helping to protect over $180 billion in crypto assets, covering more than 650 projects. In the context of frequent security issues in crypto, Immunefi has become an indispensable part of Web3 infrastructure.