Fired prof accused of research misconduct, FBI involvement unclear
XiaoFeng Wang, the tenured cybersecurity professor fired by Indiana University the same day as mysterious FBI raids on his homes, stood accused of academic misconduct for not properly identifying people involved in his research. Details of IU’s investigation into Wang are beginning to emerge. Information about the FBI searches are not.
On March 28, the FBI searched two homes belonging to Wang and his wife Nianli Ma, an IU Libraries analyst. IU terminated him ...
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A Stanford University professor has filed a motion to find out why the FBI raided an IU professor's homes. XiaoFeng Wang was ...
Ex-IU professor XiaoFeng Wang and his wife, Nianli Ma, are not arrested despite an FBI probe; his termination linked to a job acceptance in Singapore and alleged policy violations.
Riana Pfefferkorn, an attorney, is trying to bring clarity to the situation. She filed her motion Tuesday in federal court in ...
A prominent computer scientist who has spent 20 years publishing academic papers on cryptography, privacy, and cybersecurity ...
IU professor Xiaofeng Wang and his wife, IU Libraries analyst Nianli Ma, are safe, have not been arrested and face no pending ...
I told you about a situation at Indiana University tied to a professor of computer science and cryptography named Xiaofeng Wang. According to very sketchy public reports, the FBI and DHS police ...
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