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QR Codes: The Trojan Horses of the Digital World – The FTC’s Warning Unveiled!
QR codes, once a cute symbol of our tech-savvy future, have mutated into malicious tools for cybercriminals. The FTC now warns against the perils of scanning these seemingly harmless squares, with QR code security threats skyrocketing. Sorry, folks, it’s not just a barcode on steroids…
Hot Take:
Oh QR codes, you once were the cute, pixellated squares that made us feel like we were living in the future. Now, you're just another tool for the bad guys to steal our stuff. Thanks a lot, FTC, for ruining the fun. The agency is warning us about the dangers of scanning random QR codes. It seems we can't have nice things without someone trying to scam us out of our hard-earned cash or precious data.
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