Phishing is a type of cyber attack where attackers try to trick people into revealing sensitive information, such as: 1. Passwords 2. Credit card numbers 3. Personal data They often use fake emails, messages, or websites that appear legitimate. Common phishing tactics: 1. Suspicious links or attachments 2. Urgent or threatening messages 3. Fake login pages 4. Impersonating trusted sources (e.g., banks, companies) To stay safe: 1. Verify sender identities 2. Be cautious with links and attachments

⚠️ Don't get caught out by a QR code scam. Criminals often tamper with QR codes in public places — like restaurants, pubs, shops, bus stops, train stations, and car parks — to redirect you to fake websites or malicious apps. Here are 5 simple ways to protect yourself from QR code scams. | Which?

QR code phishing ends up like every other form of phishing. But @joellatto explains how it may be even trickier, especially when you’re on your mobile device, in this month’s F-Alert. https://www.f-secure.com/en/articles/f-alert/2023-10-qr-phishing-goes-mainstream | F-Secure | Facebook