XiaoFeng Wang

The former IU professor said the lack of information surrounding their case has led to wild speculation and “instilled fear and concern in the Chinese and Chinese-American community."

The government asked a federal judge to keep search warrants for a fired Indiana University cybersecurity expert private.

More than 250 Indiana University faculty are calling for the reinstatement of a fired cybersecurity expert. They also want him to receive due process, following the FBI investigation of him.

Nianli Ma said she and her husband XiaoFeng Wang are “loyal Chinese-Americans and lawful immigrants.” It's her first public appearance since the couple were fired from IU and their homes were raided by the FBI.

Riana Pfefferkorn, an attorney, is trying to bring clarity to the situation. She filed her motion Tuesday in federal court in Indianapolis.

IU fired Wang March 28 without following standard process, the same day the FBI searched his homes in Carmel and Bloomington.

Professor Alex Tanford, president of the American Association of University Professors Bloomington chapter, got access to communications between Wang and IU administrators.