A code in an unusual place
Check for overlays, tampering or a QR code introduced in an unexpected message.
All threatsQUISHING
Do you know where that QR code leads?
Scan with curiosity. Verify with care.
Meet AwareX: awareness learning that puts the destination and the decision ahead of a familiar-looking request.
Human approval. Relevant testing. Timely coaching.
Explore Quishing Where we test
- ContextualAn AI agent scans the web
- EmailSpoofed senders and fake invoices
- SMSDelivery alerts and code traps
- VoiceUrgent calls from trusted numbers
- QR CodeCodes on posters and payment slips
- DeepfakeCloned faces and voices on calls
AIDrafted by AI, approved by you
Quishing: workplace QR posterIllustrative demo · Not a product recording
UNDERSTAND QUISHING
The code is easy to scan. The destination deserves a look.
Quishing uses a QR code to take someone to a deceptive destination. The code may appear in an email, on a document or on a physical sign. Its appearance does not reveal whether the destination is trustworthy.
AN ILLUSTRATIVE SCENARIO
A sticker covers the original QR code on a parking sign. Scanning it leads to a lookalike payment page. The setting seems legitimate, but the destination is controlled by someone else.
Read the guide: What is quishing?
RECOGNIZE THE PRESSUREDifferent disguise.
Different disguise.
Familiar warning signs.
A destination that does not match
Preview the URL and inspect the domain before opening the page.
A sign-in after a simple scan
Unexpected requests for credentials or payment details should trigger independent verification.
TURN AWARENESS INTO ACTIONPause. Verify.
Pause. Verify.
Report.
- 01
Preview and check the destination before opening a scanned link.
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Use the official website or app for sensitive transactions.
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Report suspicious codes or altered signs rather than forwarding them to colleagues.
AwareX focuses learning on the cues that influence a person’s decision. Relevant email scenarios and contextual coaching help people question a request and verify the destination before trusting it.
Dedicated QR-code simulation capability is not established in the supplied presentation scope. Confirm requirements and available email scenarios during a demo.
- Business context before the test
- Human review and authorized scenarios
- Coaching informed by the response
A QUESTION WORTH ASKINGClarity before
Clarity before
the next click.
Is a QR code safer than a clickable link?
No. A QR code is another way to encode a destination. A scan does not establish who controls the page or whether a request on it is legitimate.
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