Huo Xing Finance reports that the Ethereum Foundation has retweeted posts related to the privacy tool Kohaku, expressing support for advancing privacy-focused wallet technologies. In response to attacks and exploit incidents over the past week, the Ethereum Foundation emphasized that privacy and security should not be viewed as separate goals; making privacy a default feature helps reduce the risk of attackers leveraging users’ on-chain histories. According to developer Jordan Enev, the Kohaku team is working to make privacy a standard feature of Ethereum. Its SDK has already integrated privacy protocols including Railgun, Privacy Pools, and Tornado Cash, with development progressing steadily, and the team is calling on more wallets to implement these integrations.
The Ethereum Foundation Supports Privacy Tool Kohaku, Emphasizing Privacy and Security Integration
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Ethereum news emerged as the Ethereum Foundation endorsed the privacy tool Kohaku, advocating for stronger integration of privacy and security. The foundation cautioned that recent security breaches highlight the need to combine privacy and security measures. Kohaku’s SDK already supports Railgun, Privacy Pools, and Tornado Cash, and the team aims to encourage more wallets to adopt similar features.
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