CoinDesk contributor Jameson Lopp traces the history of the cypherpunks, the band of innovators whose beliefs helped inspire the bitcoin movement.
Authors Don and Alex Tapscott argue the Internet is entering a second era, one that gives us another shot to achieve a prosperous digital future.
A privacy researcher has created a monitoring tool called TorBan to check for attacks on bitcoin users over Tor.
Researchers at the University of Luxembourg have found that using bitcoin over Tor leaves users open to privacy-busting attacks.
Twenty bitcoin businesses have announced support for The Windhover Principles, which aim to reframe the debate around privacy and security.
The privacy-focused messaging app once again allows users to send and receive bitcoin in its newest iOS release
An attacker on a $2,000 budget could reveal bitcoin clients' IP addresses, researchers say.
The privacy-preserving search engine now allows bitcoiners to check their balances by pasting public addresses in the search box.
New analysis tool 'CoinJoin Sudoku' finds service provides protection only against casual observers, say security consultant and Blockchain.info.
A popular open-source encryption program often used to secure desktop bitcoin wallets may have been compromised.
ProtonMail is an encrypted email service that could help end government snooping – with a little help from bitcoin.
The bitcoin wallet provides new tools for financial privacy, including in-built coin mixing and 'stealth' wallet addresses.
How specific words and phrases are being crafted in an attempt to shape the public's perception of bitcoin.
As policymakers come to terms with bitcoin, privacy-enhancing protocols seek to maintain fungibility and user-defined privacy.
Credit card companies have not evolved with the internet, creating issues that prove how outdated they have become.