There has been a recent surge in "quishing" attacks, which are a form of phishing that uses QR codes instead of traditional ...

A study done by the cybersecurity platform KeepNet Labs found that 26% of all malicious links are now sent via QR code; this may be because the use of QR codes is now more widespread as they're ...

Ancient civilizations had hieroglyphics, we have QR codes: the patterned graphic boxes prompting you to access restaurant ...

QR codes “provide a number of benefits to our customers such as immediate access to our video, product and how-to content and the ability to purchase online from their smartphone,” said Tom ...

QR codes are designed for convenience, but scammers rely on people acting quickly and trusting what they see. Slowing down to check the source and using security apps can keep you protected.