White Hackers, a sign for hackers who reveal system errors without targeting them for their own benefit, have detected up to 40 errors in blockchain and cryptocurency platforms over the past 30 days.

This was reported by The Next Web as part of a report published on March 14th. It refers to a survey conducted from 13 February to 13 March, involving 13 companies that focus on blockchain and cryptocurrency.

Unikrn's gambling platform received the most system vulnerability, up to twelve. Followed by OmiseGo, which received 6 warnings. EOS ranked third with five system vulnerability reports. Tendermint received four reports, Augur and Tezos for three. Monero, ICON and MyEtherWallet reportedly two. Well, the Coinbase exchange office and the blockchain developer Brave, Brave Software, got one.

White hackers received a $ 23,675 reward for their business. He most contributed in the form of his Tendermint program - $ 8500. EOS gave $ 5500 and Unikrn $ 1375. According to TheNextWeb, these rewards are low, suggesting that none of these cases were critical errors. To illustrate this, Coinbase grants up to $ 50,000 in critical error detection and, for example, EOS was supposed to distribute hundreds of thousands of dollars in remuneration last year.

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