Concerns Over Vaccine Card Fraud As Vendors See An Uptick In Counterfeits
A growing market for counterfeit vaccination cards on the dark web has some experts worried that the sale of the fakes are putting everyone's health at risk.
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A growing market for counterfeit vaccination cards on the dark web has some experts worried that the sale of the fakes are putting everyone's health at risk.
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