Police sees rampant qr codes: "Know what you scant" - World News

Police sees rampant qr codes: "Know what you scant" - World News

Basically you have to trust your gut feeling, says Meints savings yarn. “For example, do they ask for your personal information? Never scan. Do they ask for a payment? Check if it goes through your own reliable bank app. They cannot influence them.” Links and covered QR codes According to the police, a handy tip is also to enter links at the top of the QR codes at Checkjelinkje.nl. “Enter it there and then you get the answer to see if it is reli…

QR codes are becoming more and more popular, but they are also dangerous. The same applies to the apps that are available to read out the codes.

Today, the WVV (Way of Transport) once again discovered QR codes on parking ticket machines that have been covered up and redirect to fraudulent websites. Anyone using mobile parking within the city should therefore use the Pay-By-Phone app as a precaution and temporarily avoid logging in via QR code. WVV employees are currently checking the parking ticket machines for fake QR codes and will remove the overlays if necessary. Stickers covering th…