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Thanks to the pandemic, QR codes have popped up on ad posters, restaurant tables, and billboards around the world, inviting people to scan them in order to view menus and marketing information without ...

A cybersecurity company has detected a phishing campaign that uses malicious QR codes to try to steal organizations’ data. Cofense Inc., the Virginia-based email security provider that spotted the ...

A new report from cybersecurity company Inky Technology Corp. released today highlights the emerging threat of Quick Response code phishing and the novel techniques cybercriminals employ to bypass ...

"We're going to take the consumer down a richer road of discovery." --Galen Struwe, Sacre Bleu Wine Photo© Thomas Strand You can't judge a book by its cover, and you shouldn't judge a wine by its ...

Technology speeds up our world, enabling faster turnaround times, streamlined efforts and near-instant transactions. At the same time, today’s consumer is more interested in buying the right item than ...

Among the many changes brought about by the pandemic is the widespread use of QR codes, graphical representations of digital data that can be printed and later scanned by a smartphone or other device, ...

A dangerous new twist on unwanted packages delivered to doorsteps is putting consumers at risk of identity theft. Fraudsters are enhancing their "brushing scam" tactics, now including QR codes that ...

Kaspersky reports a spike in phishing emails containing malicious QR codes. Detections for these jumped from 46,969 in August ...

Drones traced weird patterns in the London sky on Wednesday for no clear reason. At one point they formed into a QR code linking to the site of the insurance company Beazley. Beazley told Insider they ...

You can’t judge a book by its cover, and you shouldn’t judge a wine by its label, either. But research illustrates that most consumers do it anyway, making wine purchases that are influenced as much ...