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It feels like every now and then, there is a new term for scams. First, it was phishing, then there was smishing before vishing joined in and now we have Quishing. Quishing is simply the act of stealing sensitive data through QR codes. Scammers embed malicious links in QR codes, tricking unsuspecting users into scanning them.  What makes Quishing particularly dangerous is that QR codes seem harmless and are often trusted, making them the perfect vehicle for launching phishing attacks. As

It’s a wild world out there, and while the internet has made life more convenient, it's also created a playground for scammers. This month, impersonation scams are stealing the spotlight, with fraudsters getting more creative—and bold—by the day. From receiving a “you’ve been hacked” email that makes you panic-click, to finding out Netflix apparently thinks your membership expired today (it didn’t, by the way), it’s a digital jungle out there. Ever scanned a QR code to