Agent security swarms: shared-wallet bug bounty hunting with zk proofs-of-exploit
banteg · x · 2026-11-07
- The "security swarm" pattern: give a team of agents one shared wallet and a bug bounty; each agent funds its own payment channel and audits a different part of the codebase in parallel.
- Paired with a zero-knowledge proof-of-exploit framework formalized earlier this year and now in the academic literature: agents prove a bug is exploitable via zk proof while keeping the finding private, no centralized intermediary needed.
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