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Inflation is hitting everyone hard it seems — even scammers. New data reveals the cost of fake or stolen documents like passports and driver's licenses on the dark web has gone up significantly.
Inflation is hitting everyone hard it seems — even scammers. New data reveals the cost of fake or stolen documents like passports and driver's licenses on the dark web has gone up significantly.
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