These apps are most dangerous when making QR code and UPI payments, warns cyber cell officials
These apps are most dangerous when making QR code and UPI payments, warns cyber cell officials
This article discusses the rise of a new cybercrime scheme called quishing, which involves the use of fake or tampered QR codes to steal money and personal information. Scammers send QR codes through platforms like WhatsApp and Instagram, tricking victims into entering their UPI PIN and gaining access to their accounts.
This article discusses the rise of a new cybercrime scheme called quishing, which involves the use of fake or tampered QR codes to steal money and personal information. Scammers send QR codes through platforms like WhatsApp and Instagram, tricking victims into entering their UPI PIN and gaining access to their accounts.
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This article discusses the rise of a new cybercrime scheme called quishing, which involves the use of fake or tampered QR codes to steal money and personal information. Scammers send QR codes through platforms like WhatsApp and Instagram, tricking victims into entering their UPI PIN and gaining access to their accounts. 
