HomeTrade Management OnlineTrade Finance and Working CapitalGlobal MarketsInvestment Banking Financing Capital Markets Advisory ServicesContact UsAbout UsLogin MenuCash ManagementTrade Management OnlineTrade Finance and Working CapitalGlobal MarketsInvestment BankingContact usAbout UsLangLoginCLOSE Row rect Shape Decorative svg added to bottom Quishing Absa | Corporate and Investment Banking > Ghana > Don’t become a victim > Quishing SHARE QR phishing, also known as "Quishing," is an increasingly common tactic in the digital world. Fraudulent QR codes are embedded in emails, posters, or public spaces and, when scanned, direct users to malicious websites or harmful content designed to steal sensitive information. How it happens and red flags to look out for Fraudsters change legitimate QR codes to redirect you to a fraudulent website which might require you to provide your login credentials or making unintended payments. Never enter passwords, banking details, or personal information on websites opened through QR codes unless you’re sure of the site’s authenticity.. How to respond and protect yourself or organisation Avoid scanning QR codes from unknown or untrusted source Before entering any information, carefully check the website address (URL) to ensure it's legitimate. Telephone +233 (30) 2429150 (network charges apply) Toll free: 0800 222 333 (for MTN and Vodafone customers only)
