QR Code Phishing Security Test: Free Quishing Test

Did you know dynamic QR code scans increased 433% globally from 2021 to 2022?

With the increased popularity of QR code usage throughout the world, users are more at risk of a phishing attack than ever.

Find out what percentage of your employees are Phish-prone™ with your free phishing security test. Plus, see how you stack up against your peers with the new phishing Industry Benchmarks!

A malicious link hidden in a QR code can bypass traditional email filters. Additionally, the tell-tale signs of a phishing link are not as apparent with a QR code because it is difficult to validate and lures your users to switch to their mobile device with weaker security protection.

Do you think your users would scan an untrusted QR code, potentially disclosing sensitive information?

Try our free QR Code Phishing Security Test to identify users that are most susceptible to these types of attacks so you can train them to think twice before scanning QR codes and build a stronger security culture.

Here's how it works:

Immediately start your test for up to 100 users (no need to talk to a person)
Select from 35 languages and choose one of 3 templates
Choose from a “red flags missed” or a “404 error” landing page
Get a PDF emailed to you in 24 hours with your Phish-prone Percentage

The Phish-prone percentage is usually higher than you expect and is great ammo to get budget.

Start phishing your users now. Fill out the form, and get started immediately!

QR Code Phishing Test FAQs

What is a QR code phishing attack?

A QR code phishing attack hides a malicious destination inside a QR code, tricking users into scanning it and visiting a fraudulent website. These attacks can bypass traditional email filters and often push users onto mobile devices, where security controls are weaker.

What is quishing?

Quishing is a form of phishing that uses QR codes instead of links or attachments. Attackers place malicious QR codes in emails, posters, or messages to lure users into scanning and unknowingly disclosing credentials or sensitive information.

Why are QR code phishing attacks hard to detect?

QR codes obscure the destination URL, making it difficult for users to verify where a scan will lead. Because the threat isn’t visible until after scanning, traditional security tools and visual inspection are less effective.

Can organizations safely test QR code phishing risk?

Yes. KnowBe4’s QR Code Phishing Security Test safely simulates QR-based phishing scenarios to measure how employees respond, without exposing the organization to real threats.

How does KnowBe4 help reduce QR code phishing risk?

KnowBe4 helps organizations identify users most susceptible to QR code phishing through testing, then reinforces safer behavior with targeted training and awareness to reduce future risk.