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FBI warns of QR code scam that steals all your money.

The FBI has uncovered a new shipping scam involving the insertion of QR codes into random gift packages to steal users' data and assets.

Báo Khoa học và Đời sốngBáo Khoa học và Đời sống28/08/2025

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The FBI has just issued a warning about an extremely sophisticated shipping scam.
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Scammers send random packages to victims to create fake reviews on e-commerce platforms.
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The danger lies in the QR code cleverly embedded inside the package.
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By simply scanning the code, victims can be directed to a fake website, where they are asked to provide personal and financial information.
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Hackers can silently drain money from credit cards, bank accounts, or digital wallets.
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These packages often lack a return address, playing on the recipient's curiosity.
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The FBI strongly advises against scanning QR codes from unknown sources and recommends controlling access permissions when installing apps.
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Security experts warn that this tactic could spread globally, with Vietnam also being a potential target.
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Source: https://khoahocdoisong.vn/fbi-canh-bao-chieu-lua-ship-hang-gai-ma-qr-hut-sach-tien-post2149047099.html


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