Scammers are weaponising QR codes — here’s how to avoid getting caught
THE SO WHAT
QR “quishing” turns every printed code into a potential phishing vector, collapsing the gap between physical and digital fraud. If you operate physical locations or events, you now own a security story around every QR you deploy—treat them like URLs in email campaigns, not harmless stickers.
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