GitHub removes Tornado Cash source code, researchers re-upload it
The US Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) placed the Tornado Cash crypto mixer under sanctions. The move has triggered concern across the crypto community . Following the sanctions, GitHub removed the Tornado Cash source code from the platform. Researchers re-upload Tornado Cash source code GitHub, a Microsoft-owned company, also shut down the user accounts of three individuals that contributed to the source code. The move triggered an outcry from the advocates of privacy and free speech. The forks of the Tornado Cash software are still on GitHub. Matthew Green, a professor of Cryptography at John Hopkins University, has published another software fork with the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF). Green and Kurt Opsahl, an EFF colleague, have expressed their displeasure over removing the Tornado Cash source code from GitHub. The two have argued that the hosting service has stepped on the right to free speech. Buy Crypto Now Your capital is at risk. The researchers ...
