Watch out for quishing – or phishing with QR codes


Beware of QR codes you receive by email! — AFP Relaxnews

A new scam has emerged involving a QR code sent by email, linking to a malicious site. This new phishing technique is on the rise, so beware!

You've probably already heard of phishing, which involves tricking users into divulging personal information in order to steal their identity or their money. It usually takes the form of emails and websites posing as those of well-known brands or institutions.

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