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GlobaLeaks is an open-source, free software intended to enable anonymous whistleblowing initiatives. It was developed by the Hermes Center for Transparency and Digital Human Rights, a largely Italian foundation. The leading figures in its creation are programmer and security analyst Claudio Agosti; Università di Roma computer science student and Tor developer Arturo Filastò; privacy solutions provider PrivateWave Italia founder Fabio Pietrosanti; and computer engineer and Tor2web developer Giovanni Pellerano.
The software empowers anyone, even non-technical people, to easily set up and maintain a whistleblowing platform. It can help many different types of users: media organizations, activist groups, corporations and public agencies.” The GlobaLeaks project is “aimed at supporting the practice of whistleblowing by giving people the software tools necessary to start their own initiative.