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The Binance team outlines four action points to take following the recent hack
In addition to the announcement of the governance votes, the BNB Chain team apologised to the entire community for the hack suffered, admitting its responsibility in making sure such exploits are avoided.
The team released the statement via an official announcement on Friday after the situation was brought under control. According to the announcement, the Binance team is looking to get the community’s opinion on some steps to take for the common good of BNB following the hack.
The first action point was the decision to take on the hacked funds. The governance votes will allow the community to decide whether the hacked funds should be frozen or not. Secondly, the team will seek the community’s view on whether to use the BNB Auto-Burn feature to cover the remaining hacked funds or not.
A Whitehat program will reward $1M to white hats able to discover significant vulnerabilities
Additionally, the team introduced a Whitehat program that will give the community an opportunity to uncover any bugs linked to the BNB Chain. The team will reward $1M to each White Hat able to discover any significant bug in the code.
 
 
In addition to the previously mentioned White Hat program, the team noted that it would be introducing a bounty initiative for hackers. The bounty will reward anyone who catches a hacker with 10% of the funds recovered from the hack.
The BNB Chain team mentioned that the BSC validator function for voting would be turned on in the coming days, along with a planned update to the BNB Beacon Chain. They also promised to reveal details of the recent incident and instructions on measures to avoid a similar reoccurrence.
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