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Mar 1 2021 12:23PM

Investigating a digital intrusion.

Oxford University says research not affected after expert flags Covid lab hack

Oxford University said it was investigating a digital intrusion after a researcher said he had seen evidence that a laboratory researching Covid-19 had been hacked. The breach took place in mid-February and occurred at the Division of Structural Biology, known as Strubi, which has been carrying ...

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