Commit Monitoring for Bug Bounty Programs

Most high-value Web3 and many traditional programs publish source code. Watching the repositories that back those programs is one of the highest-leverage activities a researcher can automate.

What We Monitor

• Commits and commit messages
• Pull requests and merges
• Releases and version tags
• New repositories added to scope
• Selected on-chain events (upgrades, ownership, pauses) for smart contracts

Why It Matters

A single meaningful commit can introduce a new attack path. Researchers who analyse the diff within the first hours often find issues that later become duplicates or known. Continuous monitoring turns that race into a manageable process.

Combine monitoring with filters and alerts to stay focused on the programs that match your expertise.

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