Cork hacker sends ETH to Tornado Cash, donates to Roman Storm's fund
The hacker behind Cork Protocol’s $12 million exploit has sent $11 million worth of stolen ether (ETH) through Tornado Cash and donated $24,000 to the legal fund of the crypto mixer’s founder. Crypto security firm PeckShield claimed the exploiter has transferred 4,520 ETH to Tornado Cash so far. Earlier today, they sent 1,410 ETH, worth almost $3.4 million, to the mixer. PeckShield also reported that the Cork Protocol attacker donated 10 ETH, worth over $24,000, to the legal fund set up by Roman Storm, who is currently being prosecuted in the US. #PeckShieldAlert #CorkProtocol Exploiter 2 – labeled address has transferred a total of 4,520 $ETH (worth ~$11M) to #TornadoCash & donated 10 $ETH to #Juicebox: Free Alexey & Roman (Tornado Cash developers’ legal fund) https://t.co/ITTET3M1Ak — PeckShieldAlert (@PeckShieldAlert) June 25, 2025 Read more: ‘Sherlock missed it’: Cork hacker slams audit firms in on-chain messages Ethereum founder Vi...