QR codes, once a convenient tool for accessing information, are now being exploited by criminals to scam unsuspecting users.

Federal authorities warn of "brushing scams" where mystery packages contain QR codes that steal personal information. Never ...

As USPIS explains, a QR code can send you to a fake website that looks legitimate, but is actually designed to get you to give away your personal identifiable information. FAST FACT #3 ...

How can you protect yourself? Set reminders for your subscriptions. Go to the actual app or website itself by typing it into ...

A customer scans a cafe's QR code for payment. Remember when we transitioned from calling it "surfing the internet" to "Googling"? It was one of those moments when technology became so ingrained ...