QR codes seem to be everywhere—from restaurant menus to parking meters to vending machines to payment systems. With threat ...

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Though QR codes, or quick response codes, are quick, convenient, and virtually everywhere – scammers are using the black and ...

Threat actors often deploy tactics such as shortened URLs, QR code phishing (quishing) and even device-specific redirections that make detection and analysis more challenging. Notably, ...

“However, as QR codes have become more common, fraudsters now exploit them to scam people,” the NCSC said. “This is known as “quishing” [QR phishing], and like other phishing ...

If you’re a YouTube creator, keep an eye out for a new phishing campaign that uses an AI-generated video of YouTube’s CEO, ...