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Two brothers who graduated from MIT applied to exclude Google search records related to the "$25 million encryption theft case".
PANews August 26 news, according to Decrypt, two brothers Anton and James Peraire-Bueno, both MIT graduates, submitted a motion to the federal court in Manhattan, New York, seeking to exclude their Google search records as evidence for allegedly stealing $25 million in cryptocurrency assets through a Blockchain vulnerability.
The prosecution attempted to use their searches for "top encryption lawyers" and "wire fraud statute of limitations" to prove criminal intent, but the defense argued that these searches occurred during attorney consultations and are protected by attorney-client privilege. This case is considered the first criminal case involving the MEV-boost Blockchain vulnerability, and if convicted, the two could face up to 20 years in prison for each charge. U.S. District Judge Jessica G.L.

