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Sewer sensors sniff out signs of bombs and drugs

Technology

Sewer sensors sniff out signs of bombs and drugs

Bomb makers and chemists cooking up crystal meth better watch out. A sewer system full of chemical sensors could soon be sniffing out their homemade labs

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UK's 'first 3D printed gun' is not what it seems

Technology

UK's 'first 3D printed gun' is not what it seems

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Smuggler-spotting software sniffs out dodgy shipments

Technology

Smuggler-spotting software sniffs out dodgy shipments

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The end of anonymity: A way to stop online abuse?

Life

The end of anonymity: A way to stop online abuse?

Features

Dolphin sonar inspires coin-sized bomb detector

Technology

Dolphin sonar inspires coin-sized bomb detector

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Body-worn cameras put police evidence beyond doubt

Technology

Body-worn cameras put police evidence beyond doubt

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Silk Road bust hints at FBI's new cybercrime powers

Technology

Silk Road bust hints at FBI's new cybercrime powers

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Five ways to rob a bank using the internet

Technology

Five ways to rob a bank using the internet

Analysis

Elephant ivory could be bankrolling terrorist groups

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Elephant ivory could be bankrolling terrorist groups

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Technology

UK will launch its own cyberattacks, not just defend

Defence secretary Philip Hammond announced plans to hire an army of cyber-reservists that will help develop a "strike capability" for the first time

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Technology

Hacking firm hints at cybercrime's professional elite

Analysis

Life

Crime-scene DNA extracted from single hair

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Life

A quarter of men in some parts of Asia admit to rape

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Technology

How NSA weakens encryption to access internet traffic

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