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The Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs has identified four ways to steal personal data and payments in public places, Kommersant writes. Attackers create fake open Wi-Fi networks to intercept passwords, and also post fake QR codes that lead to phishing sites. In addition, information can be stolen using flash drives and malicious chargers or through unauthorized access using enabled Bluetooth. The agency recommends turning off wireless modules and not using other people's gadgets.

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The Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs has identified four ways to steal personal data and payments in public places, Kommersant writes. Attackers create fake open Wi-Fi networks to intercept passwords, and also post fake QR codes that lead to phishing sites. In addition, information can be stolen using flash drives and malicious chargers or through unauthorized access using enabled Bluetooth. The agency recommends turning off wireless modules and not using other people's gadgets.

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