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Australians are being warned to watch out for COVID-19 scams as the country star…
Australians are being warned to watch out for COVID-19 scams as the country starts its vaccination rollout.
Fake vaccine scam have already cost victims millions of dollars overseas – and now cybersecurity
experts fear fraudsters will pounce on vulnerable Aussies.“Scams are out there, theyre’ not going anywhere, and we always say be vigilant – as much as you can.”
A scam email sent in the United Kingdom include a link to “register” for the vaccine, when no registration for the real…
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