A primer on privacy and Bitcoin, why it matters for fungibility, and what cryptocurrencies are trying to fix it.
Can people meaningfully resist surveillance without knowing it?
The privacy failings of the internet of things get worse when we realize its inevitable health applications
Some people still don't grasp that data can't be removed from society (and it's racist tendencies)
Learn how ransomware is shutting down entire institutions, and how you can defend against it
A primer on email security. Learn where email is weak and how to make it stronger.
If you want to start an anonymous blog, there's a lot of considerations. This primer will point you to the tools and tips you need to get started.
American ISPs are now selling your data, and despite controversy, a VPN isn't necessarily a bad idea.
Brave is disrupting the entire online advertising model for the better. Learn what it can do for you.
Is Tor funded by the US government? Can it be hacked? Can it be broken by mere statistics? This article unpacks those claims.
Location data says a lot about us, with or without Stingrays at work. We need to take it more seriously.
Learn what browser fingerprinting is and how it canb e used to track you online.
A review of the Ledger Nano S, and an explanation of why hardware wallets just make life better when using Bitcoin
What 2FA is, why you should use it, and why we need FIDO U2F.
FAST is a program that attempts to wirelessly detect whether youre a terrorist, and its in Trump's back pocket.
TheTinHat has moved to a new server, with a new I2P hidden service to accompany it.
Why I've reversed my opinion on Protonmail and Tutanota
How blogs can make money without exploiting their audience.
Skype is easily one of the worst applications that privacy-conscious users could install.
If The Pirate Bay wants to survive in the long term it needs to innovate.
I2P is for more than just drug markets. This is a list of services I2P has to offer.
Security and privacy tools are constantly appearing on the web, and we need to stop funding them blindly
Why saying that we have no expectation of privacy in public is fundamentally flawed, and how facial recognition threatens this privacy.
This is a small review on Qubes having used it for three weeks, as well as a quick primer on what QubesOS is and how it can help you.
A quick and dirty infographic on the absolute basics of how I2P's garlic routing works
We are building the nervous system of our species. Tor and I2P allow us to build it right
Learn to care about privacy, the fundamental human right that is integral to free speech.
