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Polygon pays $2M bounty on bug which could have compromised $850M in user funds
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White hat hacker Gerhard Wagner has earned $2 million after reporting a solution to a potentially costly “double-spend” bug on the Polygon network.
In an Oct. 21 blog post from Immunefi, a security service that helps facilitate bug reports in decentralized finance projects, Polygon network’s Plasma Bridge was at risk of having $850 million removed by a knowledgeable hacker. According to the project, the vulnerability would have allowed attackers to exit their burn transaction from the bridge up to 223 times, quickly turning an amount like $4,500 into $1 million profi.
Immunefi reported the double-spend exploit worked by first depositing Ether (ETH) through the Plasma Bridge and starting the withdrawal process after the transaction was
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