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Solana security contest missed known clock attack vulnerability
A 50,000 SOL security competition run by Solana did not account for a clock attack vulnerability that had been publicly disclosed several months earlier.
Solana's security contest, which offered 50,000 SOL as a prize pool, failed to address a clock attack vulnerability that researchers had already made public months before the competition launched. The gap between the vulnerability's disclosure and the scope of the security initiative raised questions about the comprehensiveness of the contest's coverage.
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