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Search and filter 78 curated resources. Use the CP Score slider to cut trading fluff and surface cypherpunk signal.
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Search and filter 78 curated resources. Use the CP Score slider to cut trading fluff and surface cypherpunk signal.
21 resources
Eric Hughes' foundational 1993 text defining cypherpunk philosophy: privacy as selective revelation, code over policy, cryptography as liberation.
Satoshi Nakamoto's original 2008 whitepaper introducing Bitcoin. Essential reading for understanding peer-to-peer electronic cash without trusted third parties.
Historical archive of the cypherpunk mailing list (1992–present) — debates that shaped modern cryptography and digital rights.
12-week hands-on curriculum covering threat modeling, GPG, encrypted filesystems, Tor, SSH tunnels, and digital sovereignty. Terminal-first, zero fluff, completely free.
Archive of foundational cypherpunk and Bitcoin literature — manifestos, mailing list posts, early cryptography papers, and historical documents.
Live OS booted from USB that routes all traffic through Tor and leaves no trace. Standard tool for high-risk privacy scenarios.
Timothy C. May's 1988 manifesto envisioning crypto-enabled anarchic communities beyond government control — a cypherpunk origin text.
Official Tor documentation — onion services, bridges, pluggable transports, and operational security for anonymous networking.
Beginner-friendly, GUI-first privacy fundamentals. All 12 weeks live — companion to Cypherpunk 101 for those new to digital privacy.
Operating system using Xen-based virtualization to isolate activities into secure compartments — foundation for advanced opsec.
EFF's guide to protecting yourself from electronic surveillance — threat modeling, tools, and tactics for activists and everyday users.
Hundreds of free talks and Q&As on Bitcoin, open blockchains, privacy, and the philosophy of decentralized money.
Classic reference on practical cryptography — protocols, algorithms, and real-world security. Referenced throughout cypherpunk literature.
Historical course on the cypherpunk movement — mailing lists, key figures, manifestos, and the philosophy behind decentralized systems.
Transparent crowdfunding for Monero development proposals — learn how open-source privacy projects fund themselves.
Conference bringing together privacy advocates, developers, and researchers advancing cypherpunk ideals in the modern era.
Long-running Bitcoin podcast featuring deep technical and philosophical interviews with developers, economists, and cypherpunks.
Podcast exploring Bitcoin privacy, open-source development, and cypherpunk culture with builders in the ecosystem.
University teaching module exploring ethical dimensions of cryptography, surveillance, and the cypherpunk movement.
Decentralized social protocol using cryptographic keys — censorship-resistant communication without central servers.
Bitcoin Foundation perspective on the growing importance of Bitcoin literacy amid regulatory and institutional shifts.