A former Electronic Frontier Foundation executive director will lead the Tor Project, the widely used anonymity tool that frequently comes up in debates over encryption and privacy.
Shari Steele was selected in part for her experience in growing non-profits and “will be especially valuable as we continue our campaign to diversify our funding sources,” wrote Roger Dingledine, Tor’s interim executive director, in a blog post.
Steele spent 20 years at the EFF, starting as a staff attorney, then legal director and eventually executive director.
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