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Tips To Avoid Malicious QR Codes

· 1 min read

Jim Stickley reviews several ways you can avoid falling for a malicious QR code scam. QR codes are part of everyday life and therefore are trusted which makes them perfect to impersonate. In this video Jim covers ways you can take a couple seconds to verify the validity of the QR code before scanning. He also covers signs that a clicked QR code is malicious.

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