The latest Senate draft of the CLARITY Act proposes to authorize rewards for white hat hackers reporting vulnerabilities

According to Bitcoin News, the latest Senate draft of the CLARITY Act includes a provision that encourages ethical hackers, specifically "white hat" hackers, to responsibly disclose cybersecurity vulnerabilities. The proposal would authorize rewards for individuals who identify and report security flaws, aiming to enhance the protection of digital asset infrastructure before malicious actors exploit these vulnerabilities. This provision incorporates the views of former CFTC Chairman J. Christopher Giancarlo, who has long supported innovation in digital assets and market resilience.