Health
Russia used fake news sites to malign Pfizer, other vaccines – National Herald
In a shocking revelation, the Wall Street Journal has reported that Russian intelligence agencies used fake new websites to undermine public confidence in Pfizer…
The Lancet reported last month that a large-scale testing found Sputnik V was safe, and had a 91 per cent efficacy rate.
There has been a surge in vaccine-related scams in recent months and a new report said last week that the number of web domains featuring the word “vaccine” in their title has now significantly increased, and the danger includes credential theft, credit card fraud, malware installation and more.
The team at cyber security firm Check Point Research (CPR) said that since the beginning…
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