The Ethereum Foundation supports the privacy tool Kohaku, stating that privacy and security are inseparable

The Ethereum Foundation forwarded tweets related to the privacy tool Kohaku, expressing support for the development of privacy-protecting wallet tools. In response to the attacks and exploits that occurred over the past week, the Ethereum Foundation pointed out that privacy and security should not be viewed as mutually exclusive goals. Setting privacy protection as a default feature helps reduce the risk of attackers exploiting users' on-chain historical records to carry out attacks.

According to developer Jordan Enev, the Kohaku team is working to make privacy protection a standard feature of Ethereum. Currently, its SDK has integrated privacy protocols such as Railgun, Privacy Pools, and Tornado Cash, with development progress becoming increasingly mature, and they are calling for more wallets to promote related integrations.