With the Dec. 1 release of psiphon software, developed by University of Toronto's Citizen Lab, people around the world will have access to a free tool enabling them to circumvent Internet censorship. ...

Psiphon is not a traditional VPN – it’s a censorship circumvention tool developed by the University of Toronto's Citizen Lab. Created in 2006 to help citizens access blocked content in restrictive ...

A new tool, Psiphon, from a University of Toronto a team of software engineers and computer-hacking activists allows users to bypass internet censorship imposed by countries like China. Psiphon works ...

As Internet censorship continues in countries such as China and Burma, efforts to circumvent it are growing more sophisticated. (See “Burma’s Internet Crackdown.”) Researchers at the Citizen Lab at ...

Psiphon 's ability to bypass censorship on the Internet challenges governmental restrictions on the right of access to information. Developed by researchers at the University of Toronto and the Munk ...

TORONTO--Deep in a basement lab at the University of Toronto a team of political scientists, software engineers and computer-hacking activists, or "hactivists," have created the latest, and some say ...

Steve Hunter wanted to liberate a few oppressed Web users. So, like thousands of other politically conscious technorati, he turned his computer into a “proxy server," a back channel that lets citizens ...