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Kash Patel's 3D-Printed Gun Gift To New Zealand Officials Was Toy Replicas
Inoperable pistols gifted by Kash Patel to senior New Zealand security officials, who had to relinquish them for destruction because they were illegal to possess, were revolvers inspired by toy Nerf guns and popular among 3D-printed weapon hobbyists.
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Man Tries To Rob Bank With Dinosaur-Shaped Water Gun In South Korea, Internet Amused
When police opened the black plastic bag, they found not a deadly weapon, but a toy dinosaur-shaped water pistol, leaving authorities stunned.
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Terminators To Teddy Bears - Kid Stuns By Showing Toys Can Be 'Weapons'
An 11-year-old "cyber ninja" stunned an audience of security experts Tuesday by hacking into their bluetooth devices to manipulate a teddy bear and show how interconnected smart toys "can be weaponised".
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Lego No Longer Great For Kids? Here's What Some Experts Say - And Why
Lego products are becoming increasingly violent as toymakers engage in an "arms race" to retain children's attention in the digital age, New Zealand researchers said Monday.
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AK-47 Maker Kalashnikov Applies to Register AK-47 Trademark
The Russian manufacturer of Kalashnikov assault rifles has applied to register a word trademark of the world's best-known weapon, the AK-47, including for toys, media reported today in Moscow citing court documents.
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Kash Patel's 3D-Printed Gun Gift To New Zealand Officials Was Toy Replicas
Inoperable pistols gifted by Kash Patel to senior New Zealand security officials, who had to relinquish them for destruction because they were illegal to possess, were revolvers inspired by toy Nerf guns and popular among 3D-printed weapon hobbyists.
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Man Tries To Rob Bank With Dinosaur-Shaped Water Gun In South Korea, Internet Amused
When police opened the black plastic bag, they found not a deadly weapon, but a toy dinosaur-shaped water pistol, leaving authorities stunned.
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Terminators To Teddy Bears - Kid Stuns By Showing Toys Can Be 'Weapons'
An 11-year-old "cyber ninja" stunned an audience of security experts Tuesday by hacking into their bluetooth devices to manipulate a teddy bear and show how interconnected smart toys "can be weaponised".
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Lego No Longer Great For Kids? Here's What Some Experts Say - And Why
Lego products are becoming increasingly violent as toymakers engage in an "arms race" to retain children's attention in the digital age, New Zealand researchers said Monday.
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AK-47 Maker Kalashnikov Applies to Register AK-47 Trademark
The Russian manufacturer of Kalashnikov assault rifles has applied to register a word trademark of the world's best-known weapon, the AK-47, including for toys, media reported today in Moscow citing court documents.
