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  1. Re:What a specimen by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1 · on Xen-Based Secure OS Qubes Hits 1.0

    Not passing judgment in any way, but you do know that this specimen is of questionable gender?
    http://www.rutkowska.yoyo.pl/

  2. Joanna Rutkowska actually a then-man by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Researcher Releases Hardened OS "Qubes"; Xen Hits 4.0

    just some trivia information, it is a _guy_ who had his gender changed some time ago. actualy he/she looks quite cute :) some more info here: http://www.rutkowska.yoyo.pl/ (to get rid of banner there is arrow in top right corner)

  3. Re:None of the above by CxDoo · · Score: 1 · on Intel Patches Flaws In Trusted Execution Tech

    She is young and rather attractive, however there are some questions raised.

  4. Re:Also... by metrix007 · · Score: 1 · on Of Encrypted Hard Drives and "Evil Maids"

    She is also a man.....

    http://www.rutkowska.yoyo.pl/

  5. Re:I would love to fcuk Joanna Rutkowska by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 2, Informative · on Security Threats 3 Levels Beyond Kernel Rootkits

    She's also a man, baby!

    http://www.rutkowska.yoyo.pl/

  6. Re:I have to agree it is idiotic by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 2, Interesting · on Security Threats 3 Levels Beyond Kernel Rootkits

    :-(
    http://www.rutkowska.yoyo.pl/

  7. Re:But more importantly... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Intel CPU Privilege Escalation Exploit

    the full list of evidence is here - http://www.rutkowska.yoyo.pl/

  8. It's a man baby! It's a man! by letchhausen · · Score: 1 · on Hacker Defeats Hardware-based Rootkit Detection
    http://www.rutkowska.yoyo.pl/

    "Until July 2003, a computer security researcher Jan Krzysztof Rutkowski used his school-provided e-mail account at Warsaw University of Technology (jkrutkowski@elka.pw.edu.pl) to publish various security materials on Windows kernel rootkit hiding and detection...This person had ceased all public security research mid-2003.

    Within less than two months, a previously unknown researcher named Joanna Rutkowska began to publish papers on Windows rootkit detection and hiding techniques (Concepts for the Stealth Windows Rootkit, first paper by Joanna Rutkowska) that were very closely related to earlier contributions by Jan and extended some of his ideas, referencing previous work (e.g., Detecting Windows Server Compromises with Patchfinder 2).