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quishing

QR-code phishing (Quishing) — generate QR lures embedding credential-harvest URLs, embed in PDF or email bodies, bypass email gateway URL scanners that cannot parse QR image payloads.

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# QR-Code Phishing (Quishing)

Email gateway URL scanners parse hyperlinks and anchor tags — they
rarely decode QR codes embedded as images. A QR code pointing at a
credential-harvest page survives gateway scanning that would flag the
same URL in plaintext. Quishing is now the primary bypass for
organisations running Proofpoint / Mimecast / Microsoft Defender URL
detonation.

## Prerequisites

- Python `qrcode` + `Pillow` in the sandbox (`pip install qrcode[pil]`).
- GoPhish campaign infrastructure configured (`gophish-campaign`).
- A credential-harvest landing page hosted on a `lookalike-domain`.