QR codes have become part of our everyday life, which is what makes them the perfect target for scammers. Quishing is ...

A new form of scam called "quishing" is making the rounds as bad actors hide malicious links in QR codes scattered around in ...

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A study done by the cybersecurity platform KeepNet Labs found that 26% of all malicious links are now sent via QR code; this ...

Once you scan a QR code, check the URL to make sure it is the intended site and looks authentic. A malicious domain name may be similar to the intended URL but with typos or a misplaced letter.

QR codes can give you easy access to information, but scammers are using them as well. The design of QR codes makes it impossible for the user to know where the code will direct them after scanning.

A new scam is tricking drivers across Denver into thinking they're paying for parking when in fact they're handing over personal information to scammers.

The code would take users to a web page containing more history and photos of the San Diego club that was one of the ...

Scientists are putting button-sized QR codes on hundreds of bees as a way to better understand the insects and help save ...

FSSAI mandates displaying QR code for Food Safety Connect App to ensure prompt grievance redressal and public health safety.