QR Code attacks make phishing harder to detect and stop
People are trained to scan QR codes, and malicious links are harder to detect.
- Harder to detect
QR codes use images to obfuscate links and can trick email filters to increase the deliverability of malicious links to your employees.
- Unprotected devices
QR codes are most often scanned on unknown, unsecure personal devices and can lead to undetected infostealing malware installation or credential harvesting.
- Trained to scan
People are trained in their daily life to scan QR codes with their mobile phone to interact with it. This ingrained habit makes malicious QR code highly effective.
Practical training through simulation
Reproduce real QR code phishing threats using our built-in quishing scenarios or our custom phishing simulation engine to teach the right reflexes through practice.
- Fully customizable built-in scenarios to train your employees against real attacks
- Build your own QR Code phishing pretexts to adapt to your context and improve engagement & realism
Detect unknown devices
Monitor devices used to scan our QR code simulations to detect unsafe behavior and unknown devices.
Arsen helps you fight against the most advanced social engineering attacks
Our platform leverages the latest technologies to create realistic spear-phishing simulations and monitor dark web activities for potential threats.
By combining these two products with a cybersecurity awareness program, we help you train your employees to recognize and report social engineering attacks before they become a real threat.
