- MIT Technology Review is accused of gross misrepresentation in a recent article; the subject has filed a legal complaint with MIT and explicitly states they are “not in favor of biohacking.”  
- A new set of remote-exploitation vulnerabilities in Zoom video-conferencing is documented at https://medium.com/tenable-techblog/remotely-exploiting-zoom-meetings-5a811342ba1d, with the researcher urging complete avoidance of the platform.  
- Discussion links to a Harvard Crimson piece (https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2018/12/7/harvard-profs-react-to-human-gene-edit/) gathering faculty reactions to the He Jiankui human-gene-edited babies announcement, noting that one key figure is “not missing” but writing an ethics paper.  
- NPR coverage (https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2018/12/07/673878474/outrage-intensifies-over-claims-of-gene-edited-babies) is circulated as the global outrage over the CRISPR-baby claims continues to intensify.