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Cryptocurrency Scams Are Literally Eating People Whole and Still You Won’t Listen

An illustration of a person being swallowed by an enormous snake with its body made up of various cryptocurrency logos and fake charity donation boxes attached to it; in the background is a cityscape at night with people walking away unaware as they look down at their phones. The scene is illuminated only by flashing warning lights on buildings, while above everything else there's a giant QR code hovering over the snake's head that seems to be pulling everyone towards it.

Cryptocurrency – the gift that keeps on giving… or rather taking. Another day, another warning about a scam involving cryptocurrency and QR codes. Because what’s more fun than being ripped off by some shady character who promises you’ll get rich quick if you just send them your hard-earned cash? The Tennessee Attorney General’s Office has issued a nice little heads-up to consumers: be careful out there! Scammers are using QR codes to steal cryptocurrency, set up fake charities (because nothing says ‘charity’ like stealing from the vulnerable), and even gain access to devices. Because what’s more fun than having your device hacked? It’s not like you can just use a secure password or anything… oh wait.

Source: bitcoin.com

The Tennessee Attorney General’s Office has issued a QR code scam alert, warning consumers about fraudulent QR codes used in various scams, including fake cryptocurrency investments. Consumers are urged to verify sources, check codes for tampering, and use secure scanner apps. The Tennessee Attorney General’s Office issued a warning on Tuesday about QR code scams, advising consumers on the associated risks and offering safety tips. “While evolving QR code technology […]

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