NSW government expands QR code check-in mandate to workplaces and beyond Workplaces, universities, schools, TAFE, supermarkets, and more will be required to use a Service NSW QR code from July 12.

While QR codes are not malicious in nature, it is important to practice caution when entering financial information as well as providing payment through a site navigated to through a QR code.

Fake QR codes help cybercriminals leverage stolen information to drain bank accounts. Other QR code scams trigger repeated charges to credit cards.

NSW government's QR code check-in system for COVID-19 contact tracing goes live The state government has also introduced a click-and-collect service for any NSW birth, death, and marriage ...

The FBI is investigating fraudulent QR code cases all over the country. Ways to protect yourself from fake QR codes Once you scan the QR code check the URL to make sure it looks right.

When you scan a fake QR code you don’t receive proof of parking, but you may notice a small amount charged to your credit card.