
QR Codes Are Convenient. Treat Them Like Hidden Links.
QR codes are useful, but they hide the destination until after you scan. Here is a simple office-safe habit for avoiding QR phishing and fake login pages.
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QR codes are useful, but they hide the destination until after you scan. Here is a simple office-safe habit for avoiding QR phishing and fake login pages.

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