Texas software developer Davis Lu faces up to 10 years in prison after a federal jury convicted him of “causing intentional damage” to his former employer’s network. According to the Justice ...

By using antisense oligonucleotides (ASOs) to restore poison exon activity, the team effectively reactivated this kill switch, offering a potential new precision therapy for aggressive ...

According to the Joint Program Office (JPO) that handles all things relevant to the F-35, there is no kill switch—and thus no fear. Recent foreign policy disagreements between the United States ...

A software developer in Texas has been convicted for developing a "kill switch" code that damaged his former employer's computer systems when it activated after he was fired. David Lu, 55, was found ...

Lu is accused of creating and implementing a "kill switch" that would lock out all of the company's employees from the network if Lu's credentials were ever deactivated. Prosecutors say Lu named ...

Anczuków, Leclair, and Brugiolo then went on to see if they could increase the inclusion of the poison exon in the TRA2β gene and reactivate the kill switch. They found their answer in antisense ...