Security model
Security model
Given that zkSync is still in its early stages of development, there is a chance that our codebase contains undiscovered bugs that could lead to the loss of users' assets. As a result, we are constantly working to strengthen our security protocols to ensure that users and developers have a seamless onboarding experience when building on zkSync Era. zkSync smart contract codebase is currently being audited, but audits are not a guarantee of quality, and they are not a guarantee that a codebase has been thoroughly vetted for vulnerabilities. It's crucial to realize that zkSync usage exposes you to the possibility of defects in the zkSync codebase.
Bug Bounty Program
zkSync takes security seriously and as such, we have a massive bug bounty program.
Scope
Issues that can lead to substantial loss of money, critical bugs like a broken liveness condition, blocking upgrade system, irreversible loss of funds, or enforced exodus mode.
Assumptions
To be eligible for the bug bounty, a bug should adhere to the security assumptions of zkSync.
Cryptography assumptions:
- DLP is unbroken.
- Rescue hash and sha256 are collision-resistant.
- ZKP scheme used in the construction is secure (subject to a separate formal proof).
L1 blockchain assumptions:
- L1 protocol is secure.
- L1 is eventually censorship-resistant: a sufficiently highly priced L1 tx will be mined in a block within finite time.
- Owners have access to the full L1 archive (can at any time retrieve all block bodies of the L1 chain).
Operational assumptions:
- Rollup key is controlled by the owner and not compromised at all times.
Disclosure Policy
Let us know as soon as possible upon discovery of a potential security issue. Provide us with a reasonable amount of time to resolve the issue before any disclosure to the public or a third party.
The wrong way to disclose
The following actions will make you ineligible for the bug bounty program:
- Filing a public issue about the vulnerability
- Testing the vulnerability on mainnet or testnet
The right way to disclose
Please email us at security@zksync.io. We appreciate detailed information about confirming or fixing the vulnerability. If possible, please use the PGP key below to encrypt the message.
Exclusions
- Already known vulnerabilities.
- Vulnerabilities in code not leading to funds lost or frozen.
- Vulnerabilities not related to smart contracts or cryptography used by the protocol.
Eligibility
- You must be the first reporter of the vulnerability
- You must be able to verify a signature from the same address
- Provide enough information about the vulnerability