TriangleBoy
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TriangleBoy is a proxying tool designed to allow users to get around firewalls and censorship, and anonymously visit web sites. The tool was created by Stephen Hsu, founder of SafeWeb,[1] which later stopped support and distribution of the tool. The software was developed using seed money from the CIA,[1][2] and TriangleBoy was supported in part by the Voice of America as a way for Chinese readers to be able to reach the VoA website while bypassing China's Great Firewall.
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- ^ a b Rimensnyder, Sara (March, 2002). "Triangle Boy Howdy Bypassing the censors". Reason.com. http://reason.com/archives/2002/03/01/triangle-boy-howdy.
- ^ "CIA-backed venture eyes anonymity software". CNN. 2001-02-15. http://articles.cnn.com/2001-02-15/tech/anonymity.software.idg_1_anonymity-triangle-boy-cia?_s=PM:TECH.
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