Privacy
Bitcoin Privacy Tool 'CoinShuffle' Sees First Transaction
A type of anonymous bitcoin transaction that privacy enthusiasts have been awaiting for years has finally been tested successfully.
Translucent Regulation: Fear and Loathing in a Blockchain World
How does bitcoin shape our perception of privacy in the digital age? Chainalysis co-founder Jonathan Levin explores.
How to Get Blockchain Tech on Data Regulators' Radars
Technology analyst Steve Ehrlich discusses blockchain tech from the perspective of regulators tasked with ensuring global data protection.
Bitcoin and the Rise of the Cypherpunks
CoinDesk contributor Jameson Lopp traces the history of the cypherpunks, the band of innovators whose beliefs helped inspire the bitcoin movement.
What the Blockchain Means for Economic Prosperity
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.
New Tool TorBan Helps Monitor Bitcoin-Over-Tor Attacks
A privacy researcher has created a monitoring tool called TorBan to check for attacks on bitcoin users over Tor.
Bitcoin-Over-Tor Anonymity 'Can Be Busted for $2,500 a Month'
Researchers at the University of Luxembourg have found that using bitcoin over Tor leaves users open to privacy-busting attacks.
Why 20 Bitcoin Companies Are Backing a New Deal for Digital Identity
Twenty bitcoin businesses have announced support for The Windhover Principles, which aim to reframe the debate around privacy and security.
Gliph iOS Messaging App Reinstates Bitcoin Functionality
The privacy-focused messaging app once again allows users to send and receive bitcoin in its newest iOS release
'Eavesdropping' Attack Can Unmask Up to 60% of Bitcoin Clients
An attacker on a $2,000 budget could reveal bitcoin clients' IP addresses, researchers say.
