A NFT "rug pull" netted a 20-year-old scammer $1M. And when that money needed laundering, he went to Tornado Cash, the ...

Tornado Cash developer Roman Storm told one victim’s lawyer that he couldn’t do anything to retrieve the funds given the ...

A Seattle software engineer is on trial for developing what prosecutors say was the crypto-laundering tool of choice for the ...

Judge lets Tornado Cash’s Roman Storm argue privacy use but bars “right to privacy” claims. Trial expected to last three ...

Use precise geolocation data. Actively scan device characteristics for identification. Store and/or access information on a ...

With a jury finalized, the prosecution and defense made their opening statements, each featuring a very different slant on ...

Roman Storm, one of the developers of crypto-anonymizing tool Tornado Cash, will stand trial in New York starting July 14.

An NFT scammer testified that he laundered $1M in crypto through Tornado Cash, as the platform's cofounder faces trial for billion-dollar money washing.

The defendant and his co-conspirators agreed to serve as a washing machine to make money that they knew was dirty look clean.

The judge addressed questions and requests from the defense regarding updated motions and the legitimacy of certain data that ...

Roman Storm, one of the developers behind the Tornado Cash cryptocurrency mixer, is asking the public to help him raise legal ...

U.S. District Judge Katherine Polk Failla is set to preside over the criminal trial of Roman Storm in the Southern District ...