QuickCheck: Are scammers using QR codes in emails to steal personal information?

Since the pandemic, QR codes have been a common sight and a part of everyday life. They are used for various purposes, from making payments to sharing website addresses.

Like any versatile tool used for good, it could also be manipulated to be used for nefarious purposes.

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