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Interview With Cryptographer Elonka Dunin

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the old-school-geeks dept.

An anonymous reader writes "Whitedust is running a very interesting article with the DEF CON speaker and cryptographer Elonka Dunin. The article covers her career and specifically her involvement with the CIA and other US Military agencies."

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  1. Re:So by Tackhead · · Score: 5, Funny
    > is quantum cryptography being persued in the military?

    Yes and no.

  2. Potential Problem by nmccart · · Score: 4, Funny

    Quantum cryptography is neat, to be sure, but what happens if the cat dies?

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    1. Re:Potential Problem by pegr · · Score: 4, Funny

      Quantum cryptography is neat, to be sure, but what happens if the cat dies?
       
      As long as you don't look, no problem!

  3. Re:So by Daniel+Dvorkin · · Score: 4, Funny

    Only the cat knows, and if you ask, it might kill him.

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  4. Re:Very cool person ;) by dr_dank · · Score: 4, Funny

    Were any of the DC geeks trying to pull that cheesy yawning-arm-stretch maneuver on Elonka Dunin at the movie?

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  5. Nope by hey! · · Score: 4, Funny

    Nobody names their kid "Elonka". I suspect if you decode E-L-O-N-K-A-D-U-N-I-N correctly that you'll find out her real name is Xenia Onatop or Alotta Fagina or something like that.

    More probably her real name is "LEONA UNKIND". Or, since this is Slashdot and sooner or later the question "hotness" comes up when any woman is discussed, you might want to click "ON A NUDE LINK", and hope you don't get "A NODE UNLINK", or if she's feeling a bit waspish you may be in for "A DUNK ONLINE".

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