Ethereum Foundation and Immunefi team up on 'Attackathon' for collaborative network audit event

Immunefi and the Ethereum Foundation have rolled out 'Attackathon' — a large-scale collaborative audit contest for Ethereum.

Web3 bug bounty platform Immunefi has partnered with the Ethereum Foundation to launch “Attackathon” — a large-scale collaborative audit contest for the Ethereum network.

Ethereum developers and ecosystem projects have been invited to contribute to the program’s reward pool. The Ethereum Foundation has seeded the reward pool with a contribution of $500,000, which will be used to reward security researchers and developers for finding security issues and bugs.

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