Ripple announced that it will fully introduce artificial intelligence security technology on the XRP Ledger to detect and fix vulnerabilities, enhancing security standards. The plan includes adversarial code scanning, threat modeling, and has identified and fixed several low-risk vulnerabilities. Additionally, the codebase will be modernized to enhance collaboration and transparency, with the introduction of stricter security requirements and an expanded bug bounty program. This series of measures aims to ensure the long-term stability and trust of XRPL, attracting more institutions to participate.

Gate News report: On March 17, Sui Developers posted that Sui's new virtual machine has gone live for testing, and a bug bounty program has been simultaneously opened. According to the introduction, the newly launched virtual machine includes three core technology upgrades: a complete execution engine rewrite, faster caching mechanisms, and a next-generation Move language upgrade.

Immunefi has officially confirmed that its native token IMU will launch on January 22nd. The announcement was released by Immunefi's official account on X platform and was reposted by Wu Blockchain. Prior to this, the largest compliant CEX in the United States has already included IMU in its asset listing roadmap, further increasing the project's attention in the crypto market. As one of the largest security platforms in the crypto industry, Immunefi is renowned for its bug bounty mechanism. The platform connects Web3 projects with security researchers, encouraging the discovery and fixing of smart contract vulnerabilities before real attacks occur, thereby reducing systemic risks from hacker attacks. Over the years, Immunefi has collaborated with hundreds of DeFi and blockchain protocols, helping protect over $180 billion in crypto assets, covering more than 650 projects. Against the backdrop of frequent crypto security incidents, Immunefi has become an indispensable part of Web3 infrastructure.