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I was more worried about attacks where the attacker takes a screenshot of the QR code and sends it to the user while pretending to be a support agent. So the us
by sunaurus 4y ago
I was more worried about attacks where the attacker takes a screenshot of the QR code and sends it to the user while pretending to be a support agent. So the user never even opens any evil site in their browser.
- thealistra 4y agoScanning a qr code triggers a bluetooth bridge to continue. If a scammer or your mom scans it from someplace else, it won’t work. Good for antiphishing. Bad for oops, left phone at home.