Access Shared Document

Scan the QR code below with your phone to access the document shared with you. Verify your identity to proceed.

Point your phone camera at this QR code

This QR code encodes:

https://browserlab.au/phishing/

Scanning this would open a fake Microsoft login page. Attackers use QR codes because email security tools scan text links — not images. Your phone scans the image and opens the URL without any filtering.

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Training Demo — QR Phishing (Quishing)

This is a QR phishing ("quishing") demo. The QR code above encodes a phishing URL. Here's why it's dangerous:

Bypasses email filters — filters scan text links, not images
No hover preview — you can't hover a QR code to see where it goes
Mobile = fewer defenses — phones lack corporate web filtering
Looks legitimate — can be printed on fake invoices, posters, desk drops
Fix: Use a QR scanner that shows URL before opening, then check domain carefully