How do the 3D-built weapons move online-the new “selection weapon” for criminals and violent extremists?

The 3D-built-in weapons may become the “selection weapon” for criminals and violent extremists around the world, according to a specialist who spoke to the BBC. These improvised, undetectable weapons have already been found in many recent cases, including the alleged use of a partially 3D-built weapon in the murder of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson. The BBC Trending has explored the global spread of 3D-built weapons on social networking platforms such as Telegram, Facebook and Instagram, as well as websites offering manufacturing drivers. The 3D-built-in weapons, often referred to as “ghosts”, are undetectable weapons that can be assembled by using 3D printer, blueprints and basic materials. They were designed to bypass the laws of weapons and their technology has evolved rapidly over the last decade, with the latest models being able to shoot multiple spheres without breaking their plastic parts. Nick Suplina from the US Arms Control Organization […]
Source: News Beast

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