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A Cypherpunk's Manifesto is a foundational text written by Eric Hughes in 1993 that defined the principles of the cypherpunk movement. The manifesto argues that privacy is essential for a free society in the digital age and advocates for the active use of strong cryptography to protect personal data. It promoted the development of anonymous transaction systems and encrypted communications as necessary tools to defend individual liberties against state and corporate surveillance.
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A Cypherpunk's Manifesto ranks #134 of 409 in the Pamphlet ranking, behind The Civil War in France, ahead of The Sharon Statement.
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