Health
Real COVID-19 vaccine shots are being sold on the black market for up to $1,200 a dose, a study finds – Business Insider India
COVID-19 vaccines are being sold via online black markets, according to a new cybersecurity report. Sellers are asking $500 per dose, on average, in the form
COVID-19 vaccines have hit the dark web.
As cities and states struggle to vaccinatelong waitlists of people in a timely manner, some seeking protection against the novel coronavirus
are turning to dubious online marketplaces.
As many as 30% of these black market offerings might be legitimate, culled from leftover stock, according to a report published March 4 by the cybersecurity firm Kaspersky
However, getting a vaccine
this way isn’t worth the risk, experts say, since it’s hard to know what…
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