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Mike Chapple, an information technology professor at the University of Notre Dame's Mendoza College of Business, said in an NPR piece, "The way that cryptocurrency works, once a transfer takes place, it is irreversible and virtually untraceable," Chapple said. "The real question here is how the attackers gained access to these prominent Twitter accounts in the first place." Chapple, a former computer scientist with the National Security Agency, said one line of investigation that Twitter and law enforcement may pursue is whether the hack occurred at a third-party service that had access to all of the accounts.
Faculty in the Media
Finance professor Gianna Bern was quoted by NPR about the impact of the pandemic on oil prices. Bern said, “Every time the pendulum swings this direction and you have a dramatic market shock … it has set the stage for consolidation,”
Faculty in the Media
“The problem lies in not knowing what TikTok is doing with the data, if they are manipulating it and whether the data is going into the hands of an adversary,” said Tech Ethics Professor Kirsten Martin in an article for BNN Bloomberg.
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Mike Chapple, an associate professor who teaches cybersecurity at the University of Notre Dame and a former Air Force intelligence officer, said in a New York Times piece that there was likely little immediate damage to global public health with the Russian hacking.
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TikTok is among scores of mobile apps to share or make available private information about their users with third parties, said Tech Ethics professor Kirsten Martin in a Wall Street Journal piece.
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Finance professor Robert Battalio was quoted in an article about the boom in trading, driven by everyday traders' interest in equity options and how it benefits large brokerage firms.
Faculty in the Media
The South Bend Tribune covered JIFFI, a student startup that offers short-term loans with low interest and flexible payments. Board member and management professor Jessica McManus Warnell said it is about a connection with the community. “The students are doing great work to help people.”
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WFYI interviewed marketing professor Vamsi Kanuri on his research into whether political leanings influence views on government laws and restrictions. Kanuri's interview starts around the 30 minute mark in the podcast.
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Fund managers help brokerage firms in times of distress to uphold their part of a “quid pro quo” relationship, according to research by University of Notre Dame finance professors Benjamin Golez and Rafael Zambrana.
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Management professor James O'Rourke joined ABC57 News live Monday morning via Zoom to talk about the companies who are changing brands based on racial stereotypes, including Aunt Jemima, Uncle Ben's, Eskimo Pie and Cream of Wheat.