The ZKsync Association has confirmed the recovery of $5 million worth of stolen tokens, following an April 15 security incident involving its airdrop distribution contract. The hacker agreed to accept a 10% bounty and return 90% of the stolen tokens, successfully transferring almost $5.7 million back to the ZKsync Security Council. This proactive move underlines the importance of community engagement in addressing security risks. The ZKsync Association expressed its satisfaction with the outcome, emphasizing the significance of cooperation in such situations. As the cryptocurrency landscape continues to evolve, recovery efforts like this highlight the importance of robust security measures. Stay tuned for updates on the latest developments within the ZKsync ecosystem.