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7)     <a href="<page index>">Home &raquo; </a>

8)     <a href="<page about/overview>">About &raquo; </a>

9)     <a href="<page about/corepeople>">Tor People</a>

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12)     <p>The Tor Project is a 501(c)(3) non-profit based in

13)     the United States. The official address of the organization is:

14)     </p>

15) 
16)     <address>

17)     The Tor Project<br>

18)     7 Temple Street, Suite A<br>
19)     Cambridge, MA 02139-2403 USA<br><br>

20)     </address>
21) 

22)     <p>The organization consists of many volunteers and a few employees.

23)     Please don't contact us individually about Tor topics — if you
24)     have a problem or question, please look through the <a href="<page

25)     about/contact>">contact page</a> for appropriate addresses.</p>

26) 

27) <h1>Core Tor People</h1>

28) <dl>

29)           <dt>Sherief Alaa, Support</dt>
30)           <dd>Arabic translator, works on videos and documentation, and
31)           helps answer all the users who contact the support desk.</dd>
32) 
33)           <dt>Jacob Appelbaum, Advocate, Security Researcher, and
34)           Developer</dt>
35)           <dd>Speaks at conferences and gives

36)           trainings all over the world to get people excited about Tor,
37)           explain how Tor is used in real world situations, and generally

38)           explain why anonymity online matters to you. Original developer

39)           of ttdnsd, <a href="https://check.torproject.org/">Tor
40)           check</a>, <a href="https://exitlist.torproject.org/">Tor
41)           DNSEL</a>, and <a href="https://weather.torproject.org">Tor

42)           weather</a> site. Runs one of the directory authorities.</dd>
43) 
44)           <dt>Moritz Bartl, Advocate</dt>
45)           <dd>Manages <a href="https://torservers.net">Zwiebelfreunde</a>
46)           (a German non-profit to run exit relays), and coordinates
47)           the many similar non-profits that are springing up in other
48)           countries. Speaks and organizes in support of Tor and freedoms
49)           in Europe and world-wide.</dd>
50) 
51)           <dt>Caspar Bowden, Director</dt>
52)           <dd>Advocate for Tor in Europe, and specialist in data
53)           protection policy, EU and US surveillance law, PET research,
54)           identity management, and information ethics and philosophy.</dd>
55) 
56)           <dt>Griffin Boyce, Developer</dt>
57)           <dd>Works on <a href="http://cupcakebridge.com/">Cupcake</a>,
58)           a set of browser extensions to let people volunteer to become
59)           a <a href="https://crypto.stanford.edu/flashproxy/">Flash
60)           Proxy</a> for censored users.</dd>
61) 
62)           <dt>Kathleen Brade, Developer</dt>
63)           <dd>Part of the Tor Browser team &mdash; develops

64)           and maintains Tor Launcher and Torbutton.</dd>

65) 
66)           <dt>Arlo Breault, Developer</dt>
67)           <dd>Rewrote <a href="https://check.torproject.org/">Tor
68)           Check</a> so now it can handle all our users, and helps with
69)           Flash Proxy and other pluggable transport work. Also working
70)           on the Tor Instant Messaging Bundle.</dd>
71) 
72)           <dt>Colin Childs, Translation Coordinator and Support</dt>
73)           <dd>Helps wrangle <a
74)           href="https://www.transifex.com/projects/p/torproject/">Transifex</a>
75)           for us, and also helps answer all the users who contact the
76)           support desk.</dd>
77) 

78)           <dt>Erinn Clark, Packaging and Build Automation</dt>

79)           <dd>Erinn is tackling the growing needs for easy to install
80)           and configure packages on a variety of operating systems.
81)           Also working on automating the build system and producing
82)           nightly builds for all operating systems we support. Erinn is
83)           also doing some advocacy by talking to audiences at FSCONS,
84)           CodeBits.eu, and various European universites.</dd>

85) 

86)           <dt>Roger Dingledine, Project Leader, Director, Researcher</dt>

87)           <dd>Original developer of Tor along with Nick Mathewson and Paul
88)           Syverson. Leading researcher in the anonymous communications

89)           field. Frequent speaker at conferences to advocate Tor and

90)           explain what Tor is and can do. Helps coordinate academic

91)           researchers. Runs one of the directory authorities.</dd>
92) 
93)           <dt>Kevin Dyer, Developer, Researcher</dt>
94)           <dd>Main developer of <a
95)           href="https://fteproxy.org/">fteproxy</a>, and part of the
96)           pluggable transports team. Grad student at Portland State.</dd>
97) 

98)           <dt>Nima Fatemi, Support, Advocate</dt>
99)           <dd>Farsi team; helps answer all the users who contact
100)           the support desk, does training and outreach and works on usability.</dd>
101) 

102)           <dt>David Fifield, Developer, Researcher</dt>

103)           <dd>Developer and co-inventor of <a

104)           href="https://crypto.stanford.edu/flashproxy/">Flash Proxy</a>,
105)           and part of the pluggable transports team. Grad student at
106)           Berkeley.</dd>
107) 

108)           <dt>Arturo Filastò, Developer</dt>

109)           <dd>Project leader for <a
110)           href="https://ooni.torproject.org/">OONI</a>, has helped
111)           with <a href="http://tor2web.org/">tor2web</a>, wrote <a
112)           href="https://atlas.torproject.org/">Atlas</a>, and generally
113)           helps to evaluate and improve security.</dd>
114) 
115)           <dt>Matt Finkel, Developer</dt>
116)           <dd>Helps maintain and develop <a
117)           href="https://bridges.torproject.org/">BridgeDB</a>, has helped
118)           with OONI, and generally helps on many projects.</dd>
119) 

120)           <dt>Nathan Freitas, Mobile phone hacker</dt>

121)           <dd>The driving force behind <a
122)           href="https://guardianproject.info">The Guardian
123)           Project</a> and Tor on the Android platform in the form of
124)           <a href="<page docs/android>">Orbot</a>. He also works on <a
125)           href="https://guardianproject.info/apps/orlib/">OrLib</a>:
126)           an Android library for Tor, and <a
127)           href="https://guardianproject.info/apps/orweb/">Orweb: A
128)           privacy-enhanced mobile browser</a>.</dd>

129) 

130)           <dt>Christian Fromme, Developer</dt>

131)           <dd>Helped with many Python projects, such as the
132)           get-tor email auto-responder, check.torproject.org, bridge db,
133)           tor weather, tor controller, tor flow, etc.</dd>
134) 

135)           <dt>Aaron Gibson, Developer</dt>

136)           <dd>Develops OONI, and has helped with Torflow and other Tor
137)           services.</dd>
138) 

139)           <dt>Melissa Gilroy, CFO and Internal Audit</dt>

140)           <dd>With a strong background in non-profit accounting and
141)           auditing, Melissa is in charge of Tor's finances, audit
142)           compliance, and keeping Tor's financial operations moving
143)           along.</dd>

144) 

145)           <dt>Dr. Ian Goldberg, Director, Researcher</dt>

146)           <dd>Cryptographer, privacy expert,
147)           and professor; one of the designers of <a
148)           href="http://www.cypherpunks.ca/otr/">Off-the-Record
149)           Messaging</a>.</dd>

150) 
151)           <dt>David Goulet, Developer</dt>
152)           <dd>Lead developer of Torsocks 2.0.</dd>
153) 

154)           <dt>Sathyanarayanan Gunasekaran, Developer</dt>

155)           <dd>Worked on Orbot in Google
156)           Summer of Code 2011. Currently develops <a

157)           href="https://compass.torproject.org/">Compass</a>,
158)           and is a grad student at Georgia Tech.</dd>

159) 
160)           <dt>Sebastian Hahn, Developer, Advocate</dt>

161)           <dd>Improves build and testing automation for TBB. Develops
162)           Tor itself. Helps people around the world use and understand

163)           Tor better. Generally helps everything run smoothly. Runs one
164)           of the directory authorities.</dd>
165) 
166)           <dt>Dr. Nick Hopper, Researcher</dt>
167)           <dd>Cryptographer, privacy expert, and professor.</dd>
168) 

169)           <dt>intrigeri, Developer</dt>

170)           <dd>Our main interface with the <a
171)           href="https://tails.boum.org/">Tails</a> project.</dd>
172) 
173)           <dt>Isis, Developer</dt>
174)           <dd>Lead maintainer and developer on <a
175)           href="https://bridges.torproject.org/">BridgeDB</a>. Used to
176)           work on OONI.</dd>
177) 
178)           <dt>Dr. Rob Jansen, Researcher</dt>
179)           <dd>Lead developer for <a
180)           href="https://shadow.cs.umn.edu/">Shadow</a>,

181)           a full Tor network simulator that he's using to help us understand
182)           and improve Tor network performance.</dd>

183) 
184)           <dt>Dr. Aaron Johnson, Researcher</dt>
185)           <dd>Works on understanding diversity and trust
186)           in Tor network locations. See for example the <a
187)           href="http://freehaven.net/anonbib/#ccs2013-usersrouted">CCS
188)           2013</a> paper.</dd>
189) 

190)           <dt>Damian Johnson, Developer</dt>

191)           <dd>Author of <a href="https://www.atagar.com/arm/">arm</a>,
192)           a command-line application that provides
193)           real-time status information for Tor relays, and <a
194)           href="https://stem.torproject.org/">Stem</a>, a controller

195)           library for interacting with Tor.</dd>

196) 

197)           <dt>asn, Developer</dt>

198)           <dd>Developer of Obfsproxy, the Tor side of pluggable
199)           transports, and researcher on bridge scanning resistance. Part
200)           of the pluggable transports team.</dd>
201) 
202)           <dt>Georg Koppen, Developer</dt>

203)           <dd>Works on Tor Browser, Torbutton, and our build

204)           automation.</dd>
205) 
206)           <dt>Pepijn Le Heux, Advocate</dt>
207)           <dd>Tireless advocate and Tor enthusiast in the Netherlands.</dd>
208) 
209)           <dt>Andreas Lehner, Advocate</dt>
210)           <dd>Operates a directory authority in Germany with the CCC,
211)           and does talks and discussions in support of privacy around
212)           Europe.</dd>
213) 
214)           <dt>Bruce Leidl</dt>
215)           <dd>Lead developer of

216)           <a href="http://www.subgraph.com/orchid.html">Orchid</a>,
217)           a Tor client in Java.</dd>

218) 

219)           <dt>Andrew Lewman, Executive Director, Director,
220)           <a href="<page press/press>">press contact</a></dt>

221)           <dd>Manages the business operations of The Tor Project, Inc.
222)           Plays roles of finance, advocacy, project management, strategy,

223)           press, law enforcement liason, and victim of domestic violence
224)           advocate. He can be contacted via OpenPGP 0x6B4D6475, <a
225)           href="http://ostel.co/">Ostel</a> via ostel-lewman@ostel.co,
226)           or +1-781-948-1982.</dd>

227) 

228)           <dt>Dr. Karsten Loesing, Metrics Researcher and Developer</dt>

229)           <dd>Primary researcher and developer into
230)           <a href="https://metrics.torproject.org/">anonymous metrics</a>

231)           which started as a National Science Foundation grant.</dd>

232) 
233)           <dt>Lunar, Support Coordinator and Developer</dt>
234)           <dd>In addition to leading the support team and helping with
235)           Debian packaging, he also helps lead the Tor Weekly News
236)           issues.</dd>
237) 
238)           <dt>Ximin Luo, Developer</dt>
239)           <dd>Flash Proxy developer, and member of the pluggable transports

240)           team. Helps with Debian packaging.</dd>

241) 

242)           <dt>Nick Mathewson, Chief Architect, Researcher, Director</dt>

243)           <dd>One of the three original designers of Tor; does a lot

244)           of the ongoing design work, and coordinates and leads ongoing
245)           development.</dd>
246) 
247)           <dt>meejah, Developer</dt>
248)           <dd>Author of <a
249)           href="https://github.com/meejah/txtorcon">txtorcon</a>, a Tor
250)           controller library in Twisted.</dd>
251) 

252)           <dt>Ondrej Mikle, Developer</dt>
253)           <dd>Maintains our RPM packages.</dd>
254) 

255)           <dt>Kelley Misata, Outreach and Communications</dt>
256)           <dd>Helps handle press, coordinates Tor talks and outreach,
257)           helps with trainings, helps with annual reports, and generally
258)           works on community-facing activities.</dd>
259) 

260)           <dt>Dr. Steven Murdoch, Researcher and Developer</dt>

261)           <dd>Researcher at the University of Cambridge who works
262)           on security, performance, and usability of Tor. Creator
263)           of the <a href="<page projects/torbrowser>">Tor Browser

264)           Bundle</a> (now just called the Tor Browser). You can find
265)           out more about his work on his

266)           <a href="http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~sjm217/">professional
267)           website</a>.</dd>
268) 

269)           <dt>Linus Nordberg, Advocate, Developer</dt>

270)           <dd>Swedish advocate for Tor, anonymous communications research,
271)           and employee at <a href="http://nordu.net">NORDUnet</a>. Works
272)           on implementing IPv6 in Tor, and helps with build
273)           automation. Runs one of the directory authorities.</dd>
274) 
275)           <dt>Matt Pagan, Support</dt>
276)           <dd>Maintains the FAQ, works on documentation, and helps answer
277)           all the users who contact the support desk.</dd>
278) 

279)           <dt>Peter Palfrader, Sysadmin and Developer</dt>

280)           <dd>Manages the Debian packages, runs one of the directory
281)           authorities, runs the website and the wiki, and generally helps
282)           out a lot.</dd>

283) 
284)           <dt>Mike Perry, Tor Browser and Tor Performance
285)           Developer</dt> <dd>Lead developer on Tor Browser, developer

286)           of <a href="<page docs/torbutton/index>">Torbutton</a>, author of <a

287)           href="https://gitweb.torproject.org/torflow.git/blob/HEAD:/README">TorFlow</a>.
288)           Runs one of the directory authorities.</dd>
289) 
290)           <dt>Sina Rabbani, Advocate</dt>
291)           <dd>Developer and maintainer of <a
292)           href="https://cloud.torproject.org/">Tor Cloud</a>, and
293)           does trainings and outreach. Runs one of the directory
294)           authorities.</dd>
295) 

296)           <dt>Karen Reilly, Development Director</dt>
297)           <dd>Responsible for fundraising, advocacy, general marketing,
298)           policy outreach programs for Tor. She is also available to
299)           speak for audiences about the benefits of online anonymity,
300)           privacy, and Tor.</dd>

301) 
302)           <dt>Leif Ryge, Developer</dt>
303)           <dd>Works on security analysis, designer of "bananaphone"
304)           transport, and part of the pluggable transports team.</dd>
305) 
306)           <dt>Runa A. Sandvik, Advocate</dt>
307)           <dd>Maintained the Tor Translation Portal and the translations
308)           for projects such as Vidalia, Torbutton and the
309)           website.</dd>
310) 
311)           <dt>Christian Schulz, Developer</dt>
312)           <dd>Developer and maintainer of <a
313)           href="https://globe.torproject.org/">Globe</a>, which is on
314)           its way to replacing Atlas and eventually Compass.</dd>
315) 

316)           <dt>Wendy Seltzer, Director</dt>
317)           <dd>Lawyer, cyberlaw professor, and founder of <a
318)           href="http://chillingeffects.org/">ChillingEffects.org</a>.</dd>

319) 

320)           <dt>Andrea Shepard, Developer</dt>
321)           <dd>Works with Nick as a core Tor developer.</dd>

322) 

323)           <dt>Sukhbir Singh, Developer</dt>

324)           <dd>Develops and maintains TorBirdy (Torbutton for Thunderbird).
325)           Rewrote and maintains Gettor. Working on the Tor Instant
326)           Messaging Bundle.</dd>
327) 
328)           <dt>Mark Smith, Developer</dt>
329)           <dd>Part of the Tor Browser team &mdash; develops

330)           and maintains Tor Launcher and Torbutton.</dd>

331) 

332)           <dt>Dr. Paul Syverson, Researcher</dt>

333)           <dd>Inventor of <a href="http://www.onion-router.net/">Onion
334)           Routing</a>, original designer of Tor along with Roger and
335)           Nick, and project leader for original design, development,
336)           and deployment of Tor. Currently helps out with research
337)           and design.</dd>

338) 

339)           <dt>Noel David Torres Taño</dt>
340)           <dd>Spanish translator; helps answer all the users who contact
341)           the support desk.</dd>
342) 

343)           <dt>Rabbi Rob Thomas, Director</dt>

344)           <dd>Shares his experience with smoothly running non-profits, and
345)           also serves as our Internet governance bureaucracy guru.</dd>
346) 

347)           <dt>Jeremy Todaro, Illustration &amp; Design</dt>

348)           <dd>Works on the artwork and design for various projects,
349)           annual reports, and brochures. His other work can be found at
350)           <a href="http://jmtodaro.com/">http://jmtodaro.com/</a>.</dd>

351) 
352)           <dt>Nicolas Vigier, Developer</dt>
353)           <dd>Working on build automation, particularly around the Tor
354)           Browser.</dd>
355) 
356)           <dt>vmon, Support, Developer</dt>
357)           <dd>Farsi translator; helps answer all the users who contact
358)           the support desk. Also working on Stegotorus, and part of the
359)           pluggable transports team.</dd>
360) 

361)           <dt>Philipp Winter, Researcher</dt>
362)           <dd>Understands how to manipulate and circumvent Tor network

363)           censorship attempts. Main developer of <a
364)           href="http://www.cs.kau.se/philwint/scramblesuit/">ScrambleSuit</a>,
365)           and part of the pluggable transports team. Grad student at
366)           Karlstad University in Sweden.</dd>

367) 

368)           <dt>Yawning, Developer</dt>
369)           <dd>Lead developer on <a
370)           href="https://github.com/yawning/obfsclient">obfsclient</a>,
371)           a C++ implementation of obfs2, obfs3, and ScrambleSuit. Part
372)           of the pluggable transports team.</dd>
373) 

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