Israel extradites Nomad exploit suspect after rejecting 'code is law' defense
Israel handed Alexander Block to U.S. prosecutors on Thursday to face charges over a $2.8 million exploit of the Nomad crypto bridge. The extradition was processed after Israel’s Supreme Court ruled that taking advantage of a software flaw can be criminal even when the code permits it and blocked any further appeals…
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