Survey: 95% of users do not use Bitcoin mixers
95.5% of ForkLog users surveyed do not use mixing services.Latest news and articles on privacy: blockchain and cryptography solutions, anonymous cryptocurrencies, decentralized user identification tools, and Web3.
Survey: 95% of users do not use Bitcoin mixers
95.5% of ForkLog users surveyed do not use mixing services.
Media: Sales of Russian databases on the darknet have intensified
Databases compiled from various sources are increasingly being sold on hacker forums.
Zcash network records its first halving as Canopy upgrade activates
On Wednesday, 18 November, the privacy-focused Zcash network saw its first halving. Concurrently at block #1046400, the Canopy upgrade was activated.
ShapeShift cites regulatory risks in delisting privacy coins
Following Monero (XMR) and Dash (DASH), the instant cryptocurrency exchange ShapeShift stopped supporting Zcash (ZEC). The company attributed this decision to potential regulatory concerns.
2.9×10^50 years to crack: A review of Blender Wallet, a non-custodial wallet with an integrated Bitcoin mixer
According to the Chain.info portal, almost 15% of available bitcoins are stored on five centralized exchanges. If anything happens to exchange servers or key holders, users would lose access to their cryptocurrency. This happened with OKEx: the crypto exchange paused withdrawals when it could not reach one of the private-key holders.
Wasabi Wallet team to simplify anonymous Bitcoin transactions with 2.0
The Wasabi team announced the development of a 2.0 version focused on Bitcoin wallet anonymity. It is designed to simplify confidential transactions by automating mixing using CoinJoin technology.
South Korea to ban anonymous cryptocurrencies
South Korea's Financial Services Commission (FSC) will ban providers of services related to digital assets from operating domestically with anonymous cryptocurrencies. The restrictions could affect coins such as Zcash, Monero and Dash.
U.S. court sentences Russian to eight years in prison for theft of personal data
A U.S. court found Russian Alexander Brovko guilty of participating in a criminal scheme to steal and sell personal data, with damages estimated at more than $100 million. This was reported on the U.S. Department of Justice's website.
KuCoin hacker began laundering Bitcoin through Wasabi mixer
The attacker who hacked the KuCoin cryptocurrency exchange in September moved part of the Bitcoin through the Wasabi Wallet, which offers mixing. This was noted by Ergo from OXT Research.
Group of central banks says full anonymity for CBDCs is unacceptable
The BIS authors and seven central banks argue that central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) should not imply full anonymity due to AML/CFT rules. In the expert community, there are those who strongly disagree, The Block reports.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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