QR code scan scams have surged in India, with approximately 21,000 cases reported in Bengaluru alone from 2017 to May 2023, says a report by Palo Alto Networks. The scams often see fraudsters replacing legitimate QR codes with their malicious counterparts and exploiting the inability of users to differentiate between the two visually. A QR scan scam either redirects users to a phishing website or installs malware on their device. It’s crucial for individuals to stay vigilant, particularly those who frequently use digital payments.
High-five for a sustainable path to better hand hygiene
Ahead of World Hand Hygiene Day, the importance of proper hand hygiene and appropriate glove use in healthcare is emphasized. Overuse of gloves can not
