
ALT The graphic shows someone scanning a QR code with a smartphone on a blue background. Alongside is the following text: "Beware of quishing. A rising threat spreading in real life and online."

ALT The image shows a qr code being scanned with a smartphone that shows money on the screen. Alongside is the following text. "What is quishing? Quishing attacks target end-users to scan a QR (Quick Response) code in the shape of a square barcode using their digital device. Once scanned, the QR code directs the victim to a fraudulent website that may download malware or request sensitive information. Anyone can create a QR code."

ALT The slide shows a photo of a person scanning a QR code in a public restaurant. Alongside is the following text: "Who are the targets? Elderly persons less familiar with pishing Individuals that pay for parking and scan fake QR codes pasted over the original Online shoppers looking to track their orders Business executives with devices linked to confidential data or banking applications and much more".

ALT The last slide explains how to avoid traps of QR code scams with the following 4 steps: "1. Avoid scanning QR codes from unkown sources. 2. Avoid using third-party applications to scan the QR-code. 3. Review and verify the associated URL before navigating to the website. 4. Look for physical signs of tampering in public spaces."














