Raffaele Angius
freelance journalist
A freelance journalist for La Stampa and Agi Agenzia Italia, Raffaele Angius specializes in the use of IT tools for the protection of sources and telecommunications. In 2016 he designed and created RegeniLeaks for L'Espresso, a platform that collected information and documents concerning the murder of Italian researcher Giulio Regeni and the violations of human rights in Egypt. He still carries out projects to protect the anonymity of the sources, among which the ItaliaLeaks initiative, with which Agi collects complaints and reports of cases of corruption and embezzlement. He was a speaker at Ijf17 to present the RegeniLeaks project and Ijf18 with a panel on the IT violations of the Rousseau platform. He is a member of the Hermes Center for Transparency and Digital Human Rights, with which he collaborates in the dissemination of tools for the protection of journalistic work and sources.
Lo scorso settembre la polizia italiana ha utilizzato con successo un sistema di riconoscimento facciale (SARI) per identificare due sospetti in una rapina. Attraverso comunicati stampa ripresi da tes...
Attacks, drugs, terrorism, spies: myths, realities and conflicts of cyber journalism
What is spyware? Why does any information technology incident become a cyberattack for the media? When a politician invokes the end of anonymity on social networks, what exactly is he talking about? ...
Following the disappearance, torture and murder of Italian Cambridge University PhD student Giulio Regeni in Cairo in January 2016, the Italian weekly L'Espresso created the web platform RegeniLeaksÂ...