Tornado Cash DAO faces ‘malicious’ governance attack, researchers warn
The DAO behind notorious privacy protocol Tornado Cash has received a proposal that would replace key addresses with spoofed lookalikes.
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— Legal, Roman Storm
Judge can’t decide if Roman Storm should be acquitted
The Tornado Cash co-founder will have to wait a little while longer before finding out if he'll be acquitted ahead of a potential retrial.
— Legal, Roman Storm
DOJ seeks October retrial for Tornado Cash dev Roman Storm
US Attorney Jay Clayton has requested a re-trial of Tornado Cash developer Roman Storm on two of his criminal charges.
Garden hacker begins laundering $11M loot through Tornado Cash
A total of over $6M worth of ETH and BNB has been deposited into Tornado Cash from the Garden hacker's Ethereum and BNB Chain addresses.
— HEX, PulseChain
Richard Heart allegedly funnels $500M in ETH through Tornado Cash
It's alleged that wallets benefiting from the launch of Heart's HEX, Pulsechain, and/or PulseX are mixing over $500M dollars worth of ETH.
Ethereum dev arrested in Turkey ups Roman Storm donation to $500K
Ethereum core developer Federico Carrone was arrested, and released, in Turkey this week over his links to an Ethereum privacy protocol.
— DeFi, Roman Storm
What does Roman Storm’s guilty verdict mean for the wider DeFi sector?
DeFi advocates are concerned that the Roman Storm verdict could set a precedent for developers of other protocols.
— Legal, Roman Storm
Jury finds Roman Storm guilty of 1 of 3 counts in Tornado Cash trial
Tornado Cash founder Roman Storm won't be going to prison just yet as the judge overseeing his case rejects the idea that he is a flight risk.
Tornado Cash user hacks SuperRare staking contract, steals $730K in RARE
SlowMist claims the SuperRare exploit was caused by a faulty permission check in the “updateMerkleRoot function.”
— Legal, Roman Storm
Roman Storm says he’s been ‘financially cancelled’ after payroll firm axe
Tornado Cash founder Roman Storm says he was "financially cancelled" when Gusto closed his account after an "extensive review."