![]() ![]() Arti should make it simpler for third parties to embed and customize the Tor Client than the current implementation in the C coding language. ZOMG announced on Tuesday that it is awarding the privacy-focused Tor Project a $670,000 grant to continue to develop Arti, a Rust coding language implementation of the Tor Client. CoinDesk reports that 'A project is in the works to make the Tor Client more adaptable and easier for third parties to use, with some help from Zcash Open Major Grants (ZOMG).' ![]()
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