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> I thought the URL was displayed when you scanned an NFC before you opened it. If the URL is from apple.com or icloud.com, you know you can trust it. If the UR
by chrisjc 5y ago
> I thought the URL was displayed when you scanned an NFC before you opened it. If the URL is from apple.com or icloud.com, you know you can trust it. If the URL is someone else, you know not to trust it.
While you obviously know what you're talking about, you can't honestly think that the majority of people wouldn't know any better? Even if most people knew better than clicking nwidjjjj.biz/lkqpdi15, something like youfoundmyairtag.hr/tag=238s71j would probably still fool enough to make it a viable vector.
- petee 5y agoMany people wont know, notice, or look twice. It doesnt help many popular services use weird url shorteners, so some weird looking url is normal now