An unexpected package showing up at your door may seem harmless, but it could be connected to a brushing scam. These scams can involve unsolicited packages, QR codes, or instructions encouraging recipients to claim a “free gift” or take another quick action. In this webisode, Voices of Privacy explains how brushing scams work, the warning signs to watch for, and what to do if you receive a package you did not order. We also share practical tips, like verifying the sender, avoiding unfamiliar QR codes, and being cautious about requests for personal information. Knowing what to look for can help you recognize suspicious packages and better protect your personal information and devices.
