
Miles de códigos QR que están pegados en España tienen un virus: una criminólog…
Cada vez son más los fraudes digitales que se apoyan en elementos cotidianos como los códigos QR para robar datos bancarios y vaciar cuentas
A new digital scam targeting drivers at parking meters is on the rise, involving fraudulent QR codes. Cybercriminals are reportedly placing fake QR code stickers over authentic ones, leading unsuspecting individuals to download deceptive applications and inadvertently compromise their payment information. The modus operandi involves drivers scanning what they believe to be a legitimate QR code to pay for parking. However, if the code is fraudulent, it directs them to a fake application designed to steal their financial data. Victims then proceed to enter their details, believing they are completing a parking payment, only to find their money has been diverted to scammers. Experts advise a simple verification method: gently scratch the QR code on the parking meter. If it appears to be a sticker placed over another code, it is likely fraudulent. This quick check can prevent significant financial losses. Authorities are urging the public to remain vigilant and verify the authenticity of QR codes before making any payments.
Cada vez son más los fraudes digitales que se apoyan en elementos cotidianos como los códigos QR para robar datos bancarios y vaciar cuentas