Learn how to protect yourself from quishing attacks
Quishing (QR code phishing) is a growing threat where cybercriminals use fake QR codes to redirect you to malicious websites or steal sensitive data. These tips will help you stay protected.
Install an app that displays the hidden link before it's automatically opened. Verify the destination page for authenticity before opening it.
💡 Use our free QR scanner with integrated security verification
Fake letters from banks are deceptively authentic. Contact your bank directly through official channels to verify suspicious letters. Also check your electronic mailbox for legitimate messages.
💡 Always call your bank's official phone number, not the one provided in the letter
Overlaid QR codes could lead to fraudulent payments. Check if codes have been tampered with before using them.
💡 Prefer using direct payment methods like credit cards at charging stations
If you doubt the authenticity of parking fines, contact the police directly at the official number 110.
💡 Real authorities never demand immediate payments via QR code
File a report with the police (110) and immediately inform your bank or call the blocking hotline 116 116.
💡 Document everything: screenshots, emails, QR codes, and transaction details