Julian Assange was a committer to Postgres

Listed at http://www.postgresql.org/community/contributors/ under "Past Contributors"

There is a whole section about his hacking achievements at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julian_Assange#Computer_program...

    In 1993, Assange was involved in starting one of the 
    first public internet service providers in Australia, 
    Suburbia Public Access Network.[8][24] Starting in 1994,
    Assange lived in Melbourne as a programmer and a 
    developer of free software.[22] In 1995, Assange wrote 
    Strobe, the first free and open source port scanner.[25]
    [26] He contributed several patches to the PostgreSQL 
    project in 1996.[27] He helped to write the book 
    Underground: Tales of Hacking, Madness and Obsession on 
    the Electronic Frontier (1997), which credits him as a 
    researcher and reports his history with International 
    Subversives.[28] Starting around 1997, he co-invented the 
    Rubberhose deniable encryption system, a cryptographic 
    concept made into a software package for Linux designed 
    to provide plausible deniability against rubber-hose 
    cryptanalysis;[29] he originally intended the system to 
    be used "as a tool for human rights workers who needed to 
    protect sensitive data in the field."[30] Other free 
    software that he has authored or co-authored includes the 
    Usenet caching software NNTPCache[31] and Surfraw, a 
    command-line interface for web-based search engines. In 
    1999, Assange registered the domain leaks.org; "But", he 
    says, "then I didn't do anything with it."[32]

also used to admin the AES Mailing List (1998)

http://cryptome.quintessenz.org/mirror/jya/aes-mail.htm

Maybe there should be a running list of where Assange has contributed to because all of these posts are superfluous and don't really have much substance.

NetBSD too, FWIW:

http://ftp.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD/misc/repositories/git/autho...