During infection caused by DNA viruses, TRIM14 recruits protein USP14 to cleave K48‐linked ubiquitin chains of cGAS; therefore, it inhibits interaction with p62‐cGAS and degradation of cGAS.3 Additionally, monoubiquitinated cGAS regulation reveals a vital function of RING finger protein that interrelates with C kinase (RINCK) in the cGAS‐mediated innate immunity.59 Here, CGAS is linked to infection.