emily: ugur sahin, ceo of biontech.l be covering the emily: welcome back to bloomberg technology, on emily chang. a group of hackers say they have breached a massive trove of security camera data collected by a silicon valley startup. they accessed a live feed of 100 and 60,000 -- 160,000 cameras inside hospitals, prisons, polices and schools around the world. even inside tesla. william, what happened? >> hackers breached this company and the worst way imaginable, they were able to access the administered of credentials that were publicly available on the internet and gain access to camera feeds and archive video was all their customers. -- of all of their customers. which includes tesla, schools, jails and hospitals. emily: who are these hackers and why did they do this? >> is a hacking collective that is international, we spoke to one of those hackers on the record, he has an anti-capitalists, anti-surveillance worldview. he said it is too much fun not to do these sorts of packs. -- these sorts of hacks. it raises awa

ugur: yea we areh. we have some undisclosed negotiations ongoing.ve managed to establish a network with 13 partners and partners producing for us raw materials like lipids, and partners who are helping us in producing and partners helping us also for fill and finish, like novartis. of course, the production expert includes the biotic production -- biontech production side. as well as the production side in terms of pfizer and in europe . manus: that was the biontech ceo speaking with the bloomberg's matt miller and a cameo appearance by matt miller's dog. let's focus in on the euro area. the ecb decision comes as the central bank stepped up the pace of emergency bond buying maastricht. -- buying last week. the weekly gross bond purchases came in at 18.2 billion euros. may be the numbers did not match the rhetoric. henrietta pacquement as the head of investment grade credit for your about wells fargo asset management. we can debate -- for europe at wells fargo asset management. we can debate whether it was enough bond buying or not. only a 25 basis p

anna: that was biontech ceo ugur sahin. let's focus back on europe.f the vaccine clearly crucial in europe. we are also one day ahead of an ecb decision. the central bank stepped up the pace of emergency bond buying after repeated warnings about the rise in yields. carolina, how much do you expect christine lagarde to address this head-on, this rise in yields we have seen globally in some of that into europe? carolina: we expect her to be very direct and how she addresses the topic. this is something that the ecb will not be particularly comfortable with, not necessarily because the rising yields per se, but because of conditions, a concern for any central bank wanting to manage monetary policy. anna: the euro is actually a little bit weaker than it was. how much relief will that be providing? carolina: definitely. a weaker euro at the margin again, very much in line with what the ecb and currently the major central banks will like to see. having said that, it really depends on the context in which the euro might or might not appreciate. in the contex