Ethereum Foundation backs default wallet privacy as Kohaku work advances
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Ethereum Foundation backs default wallet privacy as Kohaku work advances
The Ethereum Foundation has backed default privacy in wallets by sharing an update on Kohaku, a software development kit integrating three privacy protocols, and arguing that attackers should have less access to users’ onchain histories. In its Oct. 26 X…
Ethereum Foundation Backs Privacy-First Wallets as Kohaku Development Advances
TL;DR The Ethereum Foundation is supporting privacy-first wallets to help protect users’ onchain activity and reduce the information available to potential attackers. Kohaku integrates Railgun, Privacy Pools, and Tornado Cash, giving wallet developers tools to incorporate transaction privacy into Ethereum applications. Ambire is testing Kohaku integrations, while Vitalik Buterin and Nicolas Consigny are scheduled to ...
The Ethereum Foundation supports that privacy is a default option in wallets and highlights the advancement of Kohaku, an SDK with Railgun, Privacy Pools and Tornado Cash integrations. Ambire has been testing the kit for months, while a demonstration with Vitalik Buterin and Nicolas Consigny appears in Devcon's program. *** The Ethereum Foundation argues that reducing the exposure of onchain histories can limit the use of that data by attackers.…
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