SEAL Safe Harbor
Euler has a SEAL (Security Alliance) Whitehat Safe Harbor registry entry linking its agreement and onchain registry transaction. The agreement and registry define the covered actions, contracts, chains, recovery addresses, protections, and rewards.
When It Applies
Use Euler's bug bounty program for responsible disclosure. Safe Harbor is for qualifying action during an active or imminent exploit; it does not authorize routine testing on production systems.
How It Works
To qualify, a whitehat must follow the agreement and registry requirements, act only within the listed scope, and return rescued assets to the designated recovery address within 72 hours.
Accountability & Rewards
The registry lists Cantina KYC, a 10% bounty, a $2.5 million individual cap, a $2.5 million aggregate cap, and non-retainability. Review the current registry and agreement before acting.