Cybersecurity Professor Mysteriously Disappears as FBI Raids His Homes

A prominent computer scientist who has spent 20 years to publish academic papers at Cryptography, Privacy and Cyber ​​Security, his professor profile, email account and phone number have been removed by his employer Indiana University and raided his homes by the FBI. No one knows why.

There is a long list of the prestigious title of Jiafang Wang. He was an associate Dean for the study of the University of Indiana Ludi School of Informatics, Computing and EngineeringElectronic and Electronics Engineers Institute and the American Association for Advancement of Science and Tenchard Professor of Indiana University of Bloomington. According to his employer, he has served as the chief investigating in the research projects of about $ 23 million for over 21 years.

He has also attached a number of academic papers in various studies including cryptography, system protection and data privacy with human genomic data protection. I personally talked to him three times for the article Here, HereAnd HereThe

“None of this is normal in any way”

In recent weeks, Wang’s email account, phone number and Profile pages Ludi was quietly removed by his employer at school. At the same time, the Indiana University also removed a profile for his wife, Nyanley’s motherWho was listed as a top system analyst and programmer in the university’s library technology department.

As the report Bloomingtonian And after Herald-Times In Bloomington, a small fleet of unfamiliar cars driven by government agents came down the house of Wang and MA’s Bloomington. They move inside and out of the house most of the day and occasionally move the boxes from their vehicles. TV Station WHR, Already, Report The second house owned by Wang and MA was also searched at Carmel, Indiana. The station reported that both the resident and the resident were on the scene during the at least part of the search.

The attempt to identify Wang and MA has failed so far. A spokesperson of the University of Indiana University is still employed by the university and did not answer the email asking their profile pages, email addresses and phone numbers were removed. The spokesman provided contact information for a spokesperson at the FBI Field Office of Indiapolis. The spokesperson in an email wrote: “FBI on Friday Bloomington and Carmel’s Homes Court conducted law enforcement activities. We have no more comments at this time.”

Federal Court’s dockets do not create any documents related to Wang, MA or any of their residences. The FBI spokesman did not answer any US District Court warrant and when, and both Wang or MA were being detained by the authorities. Representatives of the judiciary did not return any email in search of the same information. An email sent to Wang’s personal email address becomes unconcerned when this post is live. Their residential condition (eg, US citizens or green card holders) is currently unknown.

Fellow researchers went to social media on the weekend to register their concerns over the event series.

Mathew Green, an expert at the University of Johns Hopkins University, “none of this is normal,” Wrote He Continued: “Did anyone’s contact? I heard he was missing for two weeks and his students couldn’t reach him. How could it not be noticed for two weeks ???”