Ever wondered why seemingly harmless Amazon packages are suddenly landing on your doorstep with no sender name, no return address—just a mysterious QR code tucked inside, inviting you to scan it?

Residents are being warned to stay alert for a new scam involving unsolicited packages and malicious QR codes that could put personal and financial information at risk. Officials say the scheme is a ...

A simple black-and-white square now carries more risk than most shoppers realize. QR codes appear everywhere, from product packaging to delivery boxes and even so-called safety notices that claim ...

Receiving an Amazon package you never bought may seem like a delivery mistake or even an unexpected gift. Receiving an Amazon package you never bought can be a sign of a scam known as brushing. The ...

A brushing scam is an unordered package sent so a seller can post fake reviews. What it is, if it is dangerous, whether to ...

Abstract of this chat logWill the future where we entrust 'shopping' to AI agents really come? ~The Quishing risks lurking ...