# Bridge Incident Registry

Bridge Incident Registry is a historical, evidence-based registry of cross-chain bridge and interoperability incidents and their aftermath.

It is not a real-time exploit alert, a bridge safety ranking, a recommendation service, or investment guidance.

Canonical origin: https://bridge-incident-registry.pages.dev
Generated at: 2026-06-18T21:31:51.698Z
Latest verified record date: 2026-06-18
Schema version: 1.0.0-draft
Canonical reviewed records only: true

Current record counts:
- Bridges: 26
- Incidents: 27
- Events: 123
- Evidence: 148

Machine-readable entry points:
- Version: https://bridge-incident-registry.pages.dev/version.json
- Manifest: https://bridge-incident-registry.pages.dev/data/manifest.json
- Bridges: https://bridge-incident-registry.pages.dev/data/bridges.json
- Incidents: https://bridge-incident-registry.pages.dev/data/incidents.json
- Events: https://bridge-incident-registry.pages.dev/data/events.json
- Evidence: https://bridge-incident-registry.pages.dev/data/evidence.json
- Chain references: https://bridge-incident-registry.pages.dev/data/reference/chains.json
- Asset references: https://bridge-incident-registry.pages.dev/data/reference/assets.json

Human canonical pages:
- Bridge: https://bridge-incident-registry.pages.dev/bridge/%7Bslug%7D/
- Incident: https://bridge-incident-registry.pages.dev/incident/%7Bslug%7D/

Interpretation notes:
- confidence records the strength of a reviewed claim.
- last_verified_at records when a bridge or incident was last checked.
- loss, recovery, return, reimbursement, freezing, minting, and burning remain distinct concepts.
- public files contain reviewed canonical records only.