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Ethereum Foundation Links Default Wallet Privacy to User Security

A Kohaku update lists integrations for Tornado Cash, Railgun and Privacy Pools; 0xbow said Ambire was among Privacy Pools’ first adopters.

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A passerby checks a smartphone on Zeughausgasse in Zug, Switzerland. (AI-generated image / EconoTimes)
A passerby checks a smartphone on Zeughausgasse in Zug, Switzerland. (AI-generated image / EconoTimes)

The foundation cited attacks and exploits from the week before its Oct. 26 post as a reason to make wallet privacy a default feature. The foundation cited hacks and security vulnerabilities in the week before its Oct. 26 post.

A Kohaku update posted by Jordan Enev and cited by the foundation described the software development kit as maturing. It also listed integrations for Tornado Cash, Railgun and Privacy Pools.

The Kohaku repository lists packages for those projects, but labels some components as works in progress and the Railgun package as under maintenance. Separately, 0xbow’s Privacy Pools update said Ambire was among the protocol’s first adopters.

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