Alaa, Sherief,
Arabic translator and end user support for the Tor project.
Amir, Professional Academic Officer,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Amit, First Sergeant,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Amitai, Sergeant First Class,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Ariel, First Sergeant,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Assaf, Captain,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Assaf, Lieutenant,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Assange, Julian,
who founded Wikileaks which has published numerous important leaks.
Bartl, Moritz,
advocate for the Tor project
Binney, William,
a whistleblower about Trailblazer, a NSA mass surveillance project.
Black, William,
who was a central figure in exposing Congressional corruption during the S&L Crisis.
Bolkovac, Kathryn,
a Nebraska cop who served as a peacekeeper in post-war Bosnia and outed the U.N. for covering up a sex scandal.
Bostic, Mike,
the police chief of Calexico, CA who blew the whistle on his own "mafioso" department.
Bowden, Caspar,
advocate for Tor in Europe.
Boyce, Griffin,
a developer for browser extensions to let people volunteer to become a Flash Proxy for censored users.
Brade, Kathleen,
a developer on the Tor project.
Breault, Arlo,
a developer for the Tor project.
Bryant, Brandon,
a whistleblower about the US drone program.
Bryce, Peter,
who revealed Canadian Indian children were being systematically and deliberately killed in the residential schools in the 1920s.
Butler, Smedley,
a retired US Marines Major General who reported well-known US military operations were not about protecting democracy as was told to the public, but in furthering the business interests of U.S. banks and corporations.
Campbell, Duncan,
a journalist who has exposed spooks for decades, including ECHELON
Caswell, Matt,
who is a current OpenSSL development team member.
Childs, Colin,
translation coordinator and end user support for Tor project.
Chopra, Dr.,
who testified about being pressured to approval questionable drugs to the Canadian Senate Standing Committee on Agriculture and Forestry.
Clark, Erinn,
developer of installer for Tor project.
Cox, Mark,
who is a core team member of the OpenSSL project.
D, Captain,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Diffle, Whitfield,
co-inventor of public key cryptography.
Dingledine, Roger,
one of the original developers of the Tor project.
Doctorow, Cory,
Lifelong campaigner against surveillance
Doron, First Sergeant,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Drake, Thomas,
a whistleblower about Trailblazer, a NSA mass surveillance project.
Dyer, Kevin,
developer of fteproxy used in the Tor project.
Eckard, Cheryl,
who exposed contamination problems at GlaxoSmithKline's pharmaceutical manufacturing operations.
Eden, First Sergeant,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Elkjaer, Bo,
an investigative journalist who has written dozens of articles exposing surveillance
Ella, Sergeant,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Ellsberg, Daniel,
who leaked the Pentagon Papers.
Engelschall, Ralf,
who is a former OpenSSL development volunteer.
Fatemi, Nima,
Farsi translator and end user support for the Tor project.
Fellwock, Perry,
who exposed the existence of the NSA and its covert surveillance.
Felt, Mark,
also known as Deep Throat, who revealed info about Nixon's involvement in Watergate.
Fifield, David,
developer and co-inventor of Flash Proxy.
Filasto, Arturo,
a developer who helped with tor2web.
Finney, Hal,
contributed to PGP and created the first reusable proof of work system before Bitcoin.
Fishbein, Jonathan,
who is one of the highest ranking drug whistleblowers in American history
Fleischmann, Alayne,
Mortage fraud whistleblower. http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/news/the-9-billion-witness-20141106
Freitas, Nathan,
the driving force behind The Guardian Project and Tor on Android.
Fromme, Christian,
who helped work on many tor services.
Galia, Sergeant First Class,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Gellman, Barton,
who helped publicize the global surveillance disclosure documents.
Gibson, Aaron,
who helped with Torflow and other Tor services.
Gilad, Lieutenant,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Gilroy, Melissa,
in charge of Tor's finances and audit compliance.
Goldberg, Ian,
one of the designers of Off-the-Record Messaging.
Gonzalez, Juan,
who frequently co-hosts Democracy Now!
Goodman, Amy,
who hosts Democracy Now!
Goulet, David,
lead developer of Torsocks 2.0.
Grandfield, Virgil,
who uncovered a scandal in which some 28,000 or more Javanese construction workers were victims of human trafficking on NGO tsunami projects in Aceh.
Greenhouse, Bunny,
who blew the whistle against Halliburton for waste, fraud, and other abuses with regards to its operations in the Iraq War
Greenwald, Glenn,
who helped publicize the global surveillance disclosure documents.
Gregorash, Curtis,
who released documents showing quid pro quo between New Zealand and Unired States about the Kim Dot Com extradition.
Gun, Katherine,
who leaked top-secret documents showing illegal activities by US and UK leading up to 2003 Iraq invasion.
Guy, First Sergeant,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
H, Professional Academic Officer,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Haas, Michael,
a whistleblower about the US drone program.
Hahn, Sebastian,
one of the Tor developers.
Harris, Cathy,
who exposed abuses and racial profiling by US Customs.
Harrison, Sarah,
who helped Edward Snowden seek asylum and is Julian Assange's advisor.
Henson, Stephen,
who co-founded the OpenSSL project and continues as a core team member.
Hersh, Seymour,
who exposed the Mỹ Lai massacre and its cover-up plus the abuse of detainees at Abu Ghriab prison.
Hudson, Tim,
who co-developed the SSLeay library that OpenSSL is based.
Idan, Sergeant,
In honor of First Sergeant Sa'ar, who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents. In honor of First Sergeant Eden, who publicly den
Janicke, Lutz,
who is a current OpenSSL development team member.
Jansen, Rob,
lead developer for Shadow.
Johnson, Aaron,
works on understanding diversity and trust in Tor network locations.
Johnson, Damian,
author of arm that provides real-time status information for Tor relays.
Jonsdottir, Birgitta,
who played an important role in the making of the Collateral Murder video.
K, Sergeant,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Kamkar, Samy,
who exposed the illicit, global mobile phone tracking of all users, regardless of GPS or Location Services settings.
Karski, Jan,
who during World War II twice visited the Warsaw ghetto and report what he had witnessed concerning conditions for Jewish people, and the extermination camps.
Keren, Sergeant,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Kiriakou, John,
who went to prison for exposing CIA torture.
Klein, Mark,
who leaked info about AT&T working with the NSA in installing network hardware to monitor, capture and process American telecommunications.
Koch, Werner,
developer of gpg.
Koppen, Georg,
works on Tor Browser, Torbutton, and our build automation.
Kwiatkowski, Karen,
who leaked info about the lead up to the Iraq war.
Larsch, Nils,
who is a former OpenSSL development volunteer.
Laurie, Ben,
who is a core team member of the OpenSSL project.
Le Heux, Pepijn,
advocate and Tor enthusiast.
Lee, Micah,
who helped Glenn Greenwald and others learn how to secure their computers from being hacked.
Lehner, Andreas,
privacy advocate.
Leidl, Bruce,
lead developer of Orchid.
Levitte, Richard,
who is a former OpenSSL development volunteer.
Lewis, Stephen,
a whistleblower about the US drone program.
Lewman, Andrew,
manages the business operations of Tor.
Lior, Sergeant First Class,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Liron, Sergeant,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Loesing, Karsten,
primary researcher and developer into anonymous metrics.
Loomis, Ed,
a whistleblower about Trailblazer, a NSA mass surveillance project.
Lunar,
helps lead the Tor Weekly News issues.
Luo, Ximin,
member of the Tor pluggable transports team.
Lwvy, Elia,
former moderator of Bugtraq, a security discussion group.
MacAskill, Ewan,
who helped publicize the global surveillance disclosure documents.
Manning, Chelsea,
who leaked the Iraq and Afgan war reports.
Mansour, Naji,
who refused to be a FBI informant and had his life upended.
Marquess, Steve,
who is a current OpenSSL development team member.
Marven, Richard,
who was a key figures in the passage of the first whistleblower law passed in the United States by the Continental Congress.
Mathewson, Nick,
one of the three original designers of Tor.
Maya, Sergeant,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
McGovern, Ray,
a retired CIA officer who served symbolic "war crimes indictments" on the Bush White House from a "people's tribunal."
Menahem, First Sergeant,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Michal, Sergeant,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Mikle, Ondrej,
developer who maintains Tor's RPM packages.
Misata, Kelley,
helps handle press, coordinates Tor talks and outreach
Moglen, Eben,
who fights for legal protection for liberty.
Moller, Bodo,
who is a current OpenSSL development team member.
Moller, Ulf,
who is a former OpenSSL development volunteer.
Morel, Edmund Dene,
who reported on the atrocities in the Congo Free State in the 1800s.
Murdoch, Steven,
who works on security, performance, and usability of Tor.
Nacchio, Joseph,
who refused to participate in NSA spying on Qwest's customers.
Nadav, First Sergeant,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Napier Tye, John,
a former State Department official who raised the alarm about eagan's executive order 12333 which allows the NSA to circumvent laws preventing surveillance.
Narayane, Usha,
who inspired other women in her community to take action against a rapist.
Newsham, Margaret,
database manager for ECHELON who blew the whistle in 1988
Noa, Sergeant,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Nordberg, Linus,
Swedish advocate for Tor.
Or, Senior Academic Officer,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Ori, First Sergeant,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Pagan, Matt,
who helps with support and documentation for the Tor project.
Palfrader, Peter,
sysadmin for the Tor project.
Pandhare, Vijay,
who blew the whistle on the Maharashtra Irrigation Scam of 2012.
Percival, Blake,
who blew the whistle on how USIS had defrauded the US government by submitting unfinished background investigations to the government for payment.
Percival, Colin,
security directory of the FreeBSD project.
Perry, Mike,
Tor Browser and Tor Performance developer.
Poitras, Laura,
who helped publicize the global surveillance disclosure documents.
Polyakov, Andy,
who is a current OpenSSL development team member.
R, Sergeant,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Rabbani, Sina,
developer and maintainer of Tor Cloud.
Radack, Jesselyn,
a whistleblower and lawyer who fights for those fighting for freedom.
Regev, Sergeant First Class,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Reif, Holger,
who is a former OpenSSL development volunteer.
Reilly, Karen,
development director for Tor.
Rice, Sister Megan,
an anti-nuclear activist who was initially sentenced for breaking into a US nuclear facility as a protest. Fortunately, she was finally released when federal appeals court acknowledged a little old lady had embarrassed the gov't, not threatened them.
Rijmen, Vincent,
a developer of Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) algorithm.
Risen, James,
who refuses to reveal sources about the CIA and after being sentenced to prison by the Supreme Court published one of the
Roi, First Sergeant,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Rotem, First Sergeant,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Rowley, Coleen,
a former FBI agent and whistleblower about 9-11.
Rusbridger, Alan,
editor of Guardian which published the global surveillance disclosure documents.
Ryge, Leif,
works on security analysis, designer of "bananaphone" transport.
Sa'ar, First Sergeant,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Sandvik, Runa,
former developer of Tor and maintained the Tor translation portal.
Santos Gorrostieta, María,
Doctor and mayor who opposed Mexican cartels. During her final assassination attempt she agreed to go with the killers if they released her daughter unharmed. Her daughter went free and she was tortured to death.
Scahill, Jeremy,
who wrote "Dirty Wars" among many other books.
Schneier, Bruce,
taught a generation about good cryptography.
Schraga, First Sergeant,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Schulz, Christian,
developer and maintainer of Globe.
Seeberg, Kenan,
an investigative journalist who has written many articles about government surveillance
Segarra, Carmen,
who exposed dysfunctional Federal Reserve and Wall Street oversight.
Seltzer, Wendy,
founder of ChillingEffects.org.
Serpico, Frank,
who exposed systematic corruption in NYPD in 1960s.
Shaw, Samuel,
who was a key figures in the passage of the first whistleblower law in the United States by the Continental Congress.
Shepard, Andrea,
a core Tor developer.
Sheri, Sergeant,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Shira, First Sergeant,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Shmulik, Major,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Silkwood, Karen,
who was the first nuclear power safety whistleblower.
Singh, Sukhbir,
developed and maintains TorBirdy.
Siska, Ted,
who blew the whistle on Ward Diesel Filter Systems for filing false claims to the US government for work on diesel exhaust filtering systems for fire engines.
Smith, Mark,
one of the developers for Tor Browser.
Snowden, Edward,
who had the courage to take action in the face of great personal risk and sacrifice.
Sutton, Paul,
who is a former OpenSSL development volunteer.
Swartz, Aaron,
who helped fight the Stop Online Privacy Act.
Syverson, Paul,
one of the original designers of Tor.
T, First Sergeant,
In honor of First Sergeant T, who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Tails Team,
who want to remain anonymous, but have helped protect the privacy of many journalists and whistleblowers.
Tal, First Sergeant,
In honor of First Sergeant T, who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Tamm, Thomas,
who was a whistleblower to the NY Times about senior Justice officials fight against the widening scope of warrantless NSA surveillance.
Thomas, Rob,
Tor advocate.
Thorpe, Geoff,
who is a former OpenSSL development volunteer.
Tice, Russ,
the first NSA whistleblower, who leaked that the NSA and the DIA were engaged in unlawful and unconstitutional wiretaps on American citizens
Tomer, Senior Academic Officer,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Torres, Noel David,
Spanish translator of Tor.
Tsai, Jason,
Chinese translator and support for Tor.
Turner, Jane,
an FBI agent, who reported serious misconduct by the FBI concerning failures to investigate and prosecute crimes against children in Am. Indian Country.
Vigier, Nicolas,
who built automation for the Tor Browser.
Watkins, Sherron,
who reported accounting irregularities in Enron's financial reports.
Webb, Gary,
a Pulitzer winning investigative journalist who was destroyed by CIA for exposing the CIA's complicity in drug trafficing.
Weber, David,
who revealed misconduct in the SEC investigations of Bernard Madoff and Allen Stanford.
Westmoreland, Cian,
a whistleblower about the US drone program.
Wheeler, David A.,
author of Secure Programming.
Whitehurst, Frederic,
won the first whistleblowing case against the FBI.
Wiebe, Kirk,
a whistleblower about Trailblazer, an NSA mass surveillance project.
Winter, Philipp,
main developer of ScrambleSuit.
Woodford, Michael,
president of Olympus Corporation, who revealed past losses concealed and written off via excessive fee payments.
Yair, Sergeant First Class,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Yawning,
lead developer on obfsclient.
Yoav, First Sergeant,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Yonatan, Lieutenant,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Young, Eric,
who co-developed the SSLeay library that OpenSSL is based.
Young, John,
who founded cryptome.org.
Yuval, First Sergeant,
who publicly denounced and refused to serve in operations involving the occupied Palestinian territories because of the widespread surveillance of innocent residents.
Zimmermann, Phil,
author of PGP.
asn,
developer of Obfsproxy.
meejah,
author of txtorcon.
vmon,
Farsi translator and support for Tor.