zkLink said it has launched a bounty program in response to a recent security incident affecting zkLink Nova, with the stated goal of helping recover impacted funds. Under the plan, security researchers or white hat contributors who provide information that materially assists fund recovery can receive a reward of up to 20% of the recovered amount. zkLink said eligibility and the final payout will depend on the value of the information provided.
The team also extended terms to the exploiter. If the party behind the exploit returns all funds, zkLink said that party may keep 20% as a white hat bounty. The project added that it will not pursue further legal action over funds that have been returned. For communication related to the case, zkLink directed participants to contact the team through its official X account or by email.
zkLink has launched a bounty program following a recent security incident that affected zkLink Nova, according to Odaily.
The team said security researchers or white hat contributors who provide information that materially helps recover the affected funds can receive up to 20% of the recovered amount. zkLink said eligibility and the size of the reward will be determined based on the value of the information submitted.
zkLink also said that if the exploiter returns all funds, the party may keep 20% as a white hat bounty. The team said it will not take further legal action over funds that have been returned.
Communication related to the matter can be made through zkLink's official X account or by email.
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