3D printers can churn out toys, clothing and even food. But the technology also shows potential for use in industrial sabotage, researchers warn. Imagine a car maker using 3D printers to manufacture components, only to have the parts contain defects that are undetectable until it’s too late. [ Make threat intelligence meaningful: A 4-point plan.
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Read MorePlayers repeatedly engaging in offensive behaviour could find themselves severely restricted in chat thanks to World of Warcraft’s new Silence Penalty. Source: CNet
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