Kyber Network Hacker Moves 1,600 ETH to Tornado Cash The notorious hacker behind the recent Kyber Network exploit has laundered an additional 1,600 ETH through Tornado Cash. This latest transaction follows the hacker's previous transfer of 1,900 ETH to the anonymity-enhancing service. According to blockchain security firm PeckShield, the hacker sent the 1,600 ETH ($4.78 million) to Tornado Cash on February 28th. The funds were split into 16 transactions of 100 ETH each. Tornado Cash is a popular cryptocurrency mixer that allows users to hide the origin and destination of their transactions. This makes it a useful tool for criminals who want to launder stolen funds or evade law enforcement. The Kyber Network hack occurred on January 1st, when the hacker exploited a vulnerability in the network's smart contracts. The hacker stole a total of 265,000 ETH, worth over $75 million at the time. Law enforcement agencies are currently investigating the hack, but no arrests have been made yet. The hacker has been laundering their stolen funds through various cryptocurrency mixers in an attempt to cover their tracks.