As a white hat hacker, I want to prove that I have found a significant bug within a system without revealing the specifics of the vulnerability or my identity. This allows me to claim a bounty for my discovery while maintaining the confidentiality and security of the system until a patch has been implemented.
Acceptance Criteria
[ ] Hacker can generate a zero-knowledge proof that validates the existence of the bug without revealing any details.
[ ] The zero-knowledge proof can be verified by the bounty program organizers.
[ ] The verification process does not reveal any information about the bug to the organizers.
[ ] The system ensures the anonymity of the hacker.
[ ] The proof is tied to the specific bug bounty scope and rules.
[ ] The bounty can be claimed using the verified proof without further disclosure.
[ ] The proof prevents multiple claims for the same bug (uniqueness).
[ ] The process adheres to cryptographic standards and is computationally reasonable.
Zero-Knowledge Proof for Bug Bounties
As a white hat hacker, I want to prove that I have found a significant bug within a system without revealing the specifics of the vulnerability or my identity. This allows me to claim a bounty for my discovery while maintaining the confidentiality and security of the system until a patch has been implemented.
Acceptance Criteria