A co-founder of Tornado Cash, a digital-currency “mixing” service that was used by North Korean cybercriminals to launder ...

A federal jury found crypto developer Roman Storm guilty of operating an unlicensed crypto business but cleared him of ...

A co-founder of Tornado Cash was convicted of conspiring to run an unlicensed money-transfer operation, while avoiding more ...

A federal jury found a developer guilty last week for creating software, throwing the future of privacy tech into question.

To provide more privacy to crypto account owners, a mixer will let people toss their crypto into a large pool, where it is ...

A jury could not agree on whether Storm helped launder more than $1B in dirty crypto, including for North Korea. They ...

Roman Storm, Tornado Cash co-founder, found guilty for running unlicensed money transmitter that enabled illicit funds.

Roman Storm was convicted for aiding $1B crypto laundering through Tornado Cash, linked to North Korean hackers.

Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm’s conviction could criminalize open-source software developers and threaten US tech ...

The jury reaches a verdict in the case involving Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm. The jury found Tornado Cash co-founder ...

Tornado Cash founder Roman Storm is currently battling with the U.S. government in a heated courtroom trial to avoid decades ...

Roman Storm, one of the developers of crypto-anonymizing tool Tornado Cash, will stand trial in New York starting July 14. His supporters claim the freedom to develop software is under threat.