Ethereum Foundation-backed 0xbow.io, a privacy and regulatory compliance tool, announced on X that it paid researcher ross.wei a $5,000 bounty for disclosing a vulnerability in the Privacy Pools v1 SDK. The flaw reduced the entropy of user account master key generation, according to the team. The bug was patched in March, a migration process was provided, and no user funds were lost.
Ethereum Foundation-backed privacy and compliance tool 0xbow.io announced on X that it awarded researcher ross.wei a $5,000 bounty. The payout recognized ross.wei's disclosure of a vulnerability in the Privacy Pools v1 SDK.
The bug affected the entropy used when generating user account master keys. 0xbow.io said the issue was patched in March. The team also provided a migration process and confirmed that no user funds were lost.
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