Quishing it the latest scam taking off across the country. It’s where scammers tamper with or entirely replace QR codes to steal your information.

West Carrollton Police issued a scam warning on social media. They say a “sneak scam” is making the rounds across the country.

DAYTON — The Dayton Police Department is warning the community of a scam involving QR codes. According to the department, victims will receive items in the mail that they didn’t order. These items include a QR code. It asks the victim to scan it to find out who sent the package.

CADILLAC--There’s a new scam going around that the Mecosta County Sheriff is warning people about. The holidays are here and along with Christmas festivities comes the inevitable Grinch, cropping up from the depths of the internet with new ways to scam unsuspecting people.

Thousands are crowding the downtown area to do their holiday shopping and enjoy the city’s light displays. Many will use parking meters and lots that use QR Codes that offer added convenience.

Sacramento law enforcement warns the public about a growing trend in QR code scams that are becoming more advanced with artificial intelligence.

As QR codes become increasingly common in everyday life, criminals are finding new ways to exploit this technology for scams.

While an unexpected gift at your front door may sound exciting around the holidays, authorities say it could actually be a scam.

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Police in Menands are warning residents of a potential scam delivered right to your doorstep.The department took to Facebookas Christmas draws closer and packa