ME News reports that on October 28 (UTC+8), the Ethereum Foundation retweeted a post related to the Kohaku privacy tool, expressing support for advancing privacy-focused wallet tools. Emphasizing the attacks and exploit incidents over the past week, it stressed that privacy and security should not be viewed as separate goals. Making privacy protection a default feature helps reduce the risk of attackers exploiting users' on-chain histories.
The related tweet cited Jordan Enev’s introduction of Kohaku, which stated that the Kohaku team is working to make privacy a standard feature of Ethereum. Their SDK has already integrated Railgun, Privacy Pools, and Tornado Cash, and is becoming increasingly mature, urging wallets to advance related integrations. (Source: Foresight News)
The Ethereum Foundation Supports Privacy Tools Like Kohaku, Emphasizing the Integration of Privacy and Security
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Ethereum news broke on October 28 (UTC+8) as the Ethereum Foundation endorsed privacy tools such as Kohaku. The foundation emphasized that privacy and security must be built in by default to prevent on-chain history from being exploited in the event of a security breach. Kohaku’s SDK is now integrated with Railgun, Privacy Pools, and Tornado Cash. Wallet developers are encouraged to accelerate their integration efforts.
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