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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has warned Americans about a dangerous new scam: mysterious ‘gifts’ arriving at doorsteps containing malicious QR codes.

If you get a package addressed to you with a QR code asking you to find out who sent it or with instructions on how to return it, stop before you scan! This could be a new twist on a brushing scam ...

The ads will be displayed on more than 400 screens across the transit system and include a QR code that riders can scan with their cellphone directing them to the city’s Know Your Rights website.

The QR code could be an attempt to get even more personal information. The sender may also be using the shipment as a way to write a fake review in your name. “They are sending them these items so it ...

According to the FTC, the scam scenario also starts when an unexpected package arrives, addressed to the resident but with no return address.

For a steep price, the original premium card gives you 5X points on certain flights and hotel stays, hundreds of dollars a year in credit for travel and shopping, and a suite of perks for high-end ...

For some, that won't be possible. If you fly Alaska Airlines with another person at least once a year, this card is a must-have. Be aware, however, that Alaska doesn't fly everywhere.