The reproduction of 3D-printed guns is compelling law enforcers and legislators to grapple with the shadowy face of available digital production.

What was initially a revolution in technology has turned into an area of concern, as firearm designs are shared openly on the internet. This allowed nearly anyone with a standard 3D printer to manufacture untraceable weapon components, popularly referred to as ghost guns.

Thingiverse Under Fire for Hosting Weapon Files

Thingiverse, the world's largest online platform for 3D printing designs. Tom's Hardware reported that a recent investigation conducted by the New York Police Department revealed that hundreds of gun files were being hosted on the site.

The files can be downloaded and employed to create operational components of firearms, w

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