How attackers use QR codes
A Quick Response (QR) code is a string of 7,089 digits or 4,296 characters. It can be scanned with a QR scanner or reader that is usually built into mobile device’s default camera’s. The convenience QR codes and mobile devices offer make them an easy target for malicious actors to use QR code malware kits to steal personal credential and financial assets. Since cashless and no-contact transactions will likely remain for the foreseeable future, we offer a few tips below on how users can protect themselves from QR code scams.
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