Spinning a dark web of lies


Beware: Malaysians are being cautioned not to buy so-called vaccines as they could be putting their lives at risk. The vaccines can only be supplied to the government.

PETALING JAYA: With high demand for Covid-19 vaccines worldwide, the dark web has become home to sinister syndicates peddling fake vaccines that could endanger lives.

Scammers are upping their techniques and selling fake vaccines using genuine photos that they share online to trick potential victims.

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