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Fears that terrorists may acquire Pakistani nuclear material
US and UK diplomats feared Pakistan's nuclear material could fall into the hands of terrorists, the Guardian reports some of the leaked cables as revealing. Cables reported in the New York Times reveal the US has been attemp...
Advanced screening techniques improve airport security
Terrorist threats in air traffic are nullified due to new scanning techniques (without hindering time)
Disintegrating of ordinary (nano-enabled, molecularly-manufa ...
In the future industry most products are manufactured by "bottom-up" molecular nanotechnology, and many have built-in expiry date (when they automatically disintegrate for recycling). Terrorists or criminals find a way to disin...
Nanoscientists in demand...to the highest bidder
The 'Arms' race hots up as terrorists target leading nano researchers to abuse their knowledge and win the race to create the first nanoweapon
"Big Brother" technologies for detection of suspicious inten ...
Development and deployment of large automatic intelligent networks of surveillance systems for automatic detection of malintentions of individuals inside peaceful crowds.
Terrorists invent ways to utilize bioengineering for bioterr ...
The democratization of bioengineering capabilities increases the opportunity for innovation as well as the risk of bio-error and bioterror. Terrorists infiltrate to the field of science inorder to produce new types of weapons.
