ENS Adopts Safe Harbor Agreement to Protect Ethical Hackers
ENS Adopts Safe Harbor Agreement to Protect Ethical Hackers
🛡️ ENS goes legal
ENS joins Safe Harbor initiative to protect white hat hackers who help secure the protocol.
The agreement ensures ethical hackers won't face prosecution when they intervene to save funds during protocol exploits. This creates a legal safety net for security researchers.
Key benefits:
- Encourages proactive security testing
- Protects researchers from legal consequences
- Strengthens overall protocol security
ENS follows other major DeFi protocols in adopting this framework. The move aligns with Ethereum's philosophy that surfacing code flaws makes the system stronger.
Safe Harbor agreements represent a shift toward collaborative security in DeFi, where protocols actively welcome ethical hacking efforts.
Ethereum thrives when flaws in open-source code are surfaced because every fix makes the system stronger. Safe Harbor makes sure ethical hackers can proactively protect ENS.
🥳 @ensdomains has officially adopted the SEAL Whitehat Safe Harbor Agreement, further expanding our network of protected protocols! 🤝 This strengthens security by empowering ethical hackers to act when they discover active attacks against ENS infrastructure. 1/ 🧵
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