Can someone shed some light on what the revenue/income is like for someone who is a competent smart contract auditor? What are high or critical severity bugs worth in this space?
I have seen multiple times senior auditors gaining 30k+ USDC on one contest, but that are people who are really good at that, you can make some money if you are competent, maybe you can get 2k UDSC, it depends on how good you are, and if you are a beginner, you will probably gain just a few dollars in USDC, but that's a normal part of the journey. In bug bounties a critical severity bug pays according to how much money they could have lost with that, so it can get to really big amounts, but it's not easy to find one. In audit contest it depends on how many people found the bug, the first bug I found was high severity, and I got 2 dollars from it because almost 50 found that bug as well, but people who found unique bugs got a lot more
@@pedrocunhadeoliveira7681 That's gnarly! Thank you for giving me some clarity. I have done typical AppSec on (mostly) enterprise software, typically riddled with bugs - and found this stuff while doing some research for work. This is neat stuff. I hope over time it ends up being good to you friend!
1- Glider collects telemetry for every query you run and saves in their database vulnerabilities uncovered with the corresponding query. 2- Hexen's team then uses all queries collected from all security researchers to (A) search for bugs themself and report them with Immunefi and (B) uncover bugs during security reviews. Every novel bug you discover and create a query for using Glider, you are making Hexen aware of it and they will hunt for it using your own queries. I'm unsubscribing and blocking you, Owen.
First comment... I'll make so much money from finding bugs.. with the knowledge I've gained.
Amazing endless Thanx for sharing this ❤
why i smell that its going to be paid version in future
looks like new office?
Can someone shed some light on what the revenue/income is like for someone who is a competent smart contract auditor? What are high or critical severity bugs worth in this space?
I have seen multiple times senior auditors gaining 30k+ USDC on one contest, but that are people who are really good at that, you can make some money if you are competent, maybe you can get 2k UDSC, it depends on how good you are, and if you are a beginner, you will probably gain just a few dollars in USDC, but that's a normal part of the journey.
In bug bounties a critical severity bug pays according to how much money they could have lost with that, so it can get to really big amounts, but it's not easy to find one. In audit contest it depends on how many people found the bug, the first bug I found was high severity, and I got 2 dollars from it because almost 50 found that bug as well, but people who found unique bugs got a lot more
@@pedrocunhadeoliveira7681 That's gnarly! Thank you for giving me some clarity. I have done typical AppSec on (mostly) enterprise software, typically riddled with bugs - and found this stuff while doing some research for work. This is neat stuff. I hope over time it ends up being good to you friend!
@@pedrocunhadeoliveira7681On what program did you get 2 dollars?
there is some problems
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1- Glider collects telemetry for every query you run and saves in their database vulnerabilities uncovered with the corresponding query.
2- Hexen's team then uses all queries collected from all security researchers to (A) search for bugs themself and report them with Immunefi and (B) uncover bugs during security reviews.
Every novel bug you discover and create a query for using Glider, you are making Hexen aware of it and they will hunt for it using your own queries.
I'm unsubscribing and blocking you, Owen.