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| Cody Wilson, the developer of the world's first fully 3D-printed plastic gun, is preparing to sell a consumer-grade machine that can make metal guns. READ MORE |
| Names, addresses, phone numbers and email addresses were compromised in a cyberattack on JPMorgan Chase but no "unusual" fraud has yet been detected. READ MORE |
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| A security researcher has found another flaw in the Android browser that a cybercriminal could use to steal sensitive data. READ MORE |
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