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- Guide to evaluating the quality and fitness for purpose of cryptography tools.- The Cipher Challenge - - History of a code cracking competition. Challenge details, how it was solved, winners, essays and photo gallery.
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- Coderpunks - - Little sister of the cypherpunk mailing list. Discussion of implementations of strong, robust cryptosystems.
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- Crypto Machines - - Features machines and systems used in secure communications. Includes brief history on cryptography.
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- Crypto-Gram - - Free monthly email newsletter covering developments in cryptography and other computer security issues.
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- A Cryptographic Compendium - - Outline of the various types of cipher systems that have been used historically and the relationships between them.
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- Cryptography FAQ - - Ten part FAQ list that is essential reading for any newcomer to cryptography.
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- Cryptography World - - Introduction to cryptography, including concepts, key management and application.
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- CryptoMX Tools - - Set of cryptography tools written entirely in JavaScript, designed to work on any computer with a JavaScript capable browser.
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- Cryptonomicon - - Cryptography related articles, downloads, news, links and discussions.
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- Cyphernomicon - - Tim May's CryptoNotes, and an introduction to the Cypherpunks.
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- Cypherpunks - - Group, with mailing list, that is interested in privacy and cryptography.
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- Deschall - - Articles describing the first crack of a DES-encrypted message, with some source code and mailing list archives.
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- Home of HB9CUF - - Free cryptographic tools: CryptoUP to secure and transport any kind of file; FindSR helps to analyze ciphertext.
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- MD5 Reverse Lookup - - Project to record and search for mappings of MD5 hashes to their original messages.
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- The Munitions Maker Graphic - - Campaign to distribute image (rsa2d.gif) in protest of ITAR regulations that treat encryption as munitions.
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- Strong Cryptography Links on the Internet - - Dealing with cryptography, information security, cryptographers government, commercial, university, and personal sites, newsgroups, publications, programs and applications.
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