Person
Christopher A. Wood
At the 1 September 2026 capture, the official IETF Datatracker described Christopher A. Wood as an engineer at Apple working on cryptographic engineering and associated 24 RFCs with his public identity. RFC 9458 names Wood and Martin Thomson as co-authors of the Standards Track Oblivious HTTP specification. These records establish capture-dated participation and authorship, not sole invention, control of deployments or a guarantee that any claimed OHTTP service follows the standard.
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- Public roleAt the 1 September 2026 capture, the official IETF Datatracker described Christopher A. Wood as an engineer at Apple working on cryptographic engineering and associated 24 RFCs with his public identity. RFC 9458 names Wood and Martin Thomson as co-authors of the Standards Track Oblivious HTTP specification. These records establish capture-dated participation and authorship, not sole invention, control of deployments or a guarantee that any claimed OHTTP service follows the standard.Medium confidence
- Source basisPublic directory evidenceMedium confidence
- Last verifiedSep 01, 2026High confidence
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- NameChristopher A. WoodHigh confidence
- Public roleAt the 1 September 2026 capture, the official IETF Datatracker described Christopher A. Wood as an engineer at Apple working on cryptographic engineering and associated 24 RFCs with his public identity. RFC 9458 names Wood and Martin Thomson as co-authors of the Standards Track Oblivious HTTP specification. These records establish capture-dated participation and authorship, not sole invention, control of deployments or a guarantee that any claimed OHTTP service follows the standard.Medium confidence
- Last verifiedSep 01, 2026High confidence