A new scam is tricking drivers across Denver into thinking they're paying for parking when in fact they're handing over ...

QR codes became widely popular during the pandemic. Now, cybercriminals are exploiting their convenience to steal your most sensitive information.

A label with a QR code is tied to an olive tree in Oliete, northeastern Spain, in December 2018. The label reads, 'Adopt an olive tree.' QR codes, which are everywhere these days, can be found in ...

Scammers are placing fake QR codes on parking signs in Denver that send users to international websites instead of the city’s parking app.

FTC warns scammers are using QR codes to steal personal data Scanning a QR code can expose you to identity theft, according to the Federal Trade Commission. Quick-response, or QR codes, which ...

The scammers are using fraudulent QR codes -- bar codes that you scan on your phone to launch a website -- to direct people to malicious sites in order to steal their data or hijack payments, the ...

Often, users don’t even need an active internet connection if the payload is self-contained. The new technique sees attackers embed base64-encoded HTML in the QR code itself.

Denver officials removed suspicious QR code stickers from parking meters after a TV station's alert. The website linked was ...

If you receive a suspicious email with a QR code, report it to your IT or security team at work but if one shows up on your personal account, you can always report it as spam or potential phishing.

My company's State of QR Codes Report reveals that 62% of businesses expect revenue growth from QR initiatives. Yet many still miss what customers truly seek when they scan.