Jacob Appelbaum
Jacob Appelbaum · Technology & Engineering
Cryptographer and core Tor developer; journalism on the Snowden documents
1 April 1983, United States
Germany
Jacob Appelbaum is recognized among Jewish contributors to Technology & Engineering — Cryptographer and core Tor developer; journalism on the Snowden documents
Jacob Appelbaum is a cryptographer and computer-security researcher who was a core developer of Tor, the anonymity network relied on by journalists and dissidents, and who worked on the reporting drawn from Edward Snowden's NSA documents, including the Der Spiegel investigations into surveillance implants. He describes himself as an atheist of Jewish background, saying plainly: 'as an atheist, bisexual, Jew'.
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Cryptographer and core Tor developer; journalism on the Snowden documents
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