The Ethereum Foundation (EF) and audit platform Sherlock have launched a $2 million audit contest to harden the code for Ethereum’s upcoming Fusaka upgrade. The four-week competition began Sept. 15 and invites security researchers worldwide to find vulnerabilities before the final testnet phase.

“The Protocol Research Security Team specifically wants to encourage all security researchers to join the competition, which is why the contest pot is so attractive,” an EF Protocol Research Security Team spokesperson told Blockworks. “Making [Ethereum] secure, no matter the cost, is crucial for the entire ecosystem. We’ve seen that large contest pots attract top security…

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