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Activity: Filtering a malicious QR code, part 2

Activity: Filtering a malicious QR code, part 2

From the course: Writing Secure Code for Android by Infosec

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Activity: Filtering a malicious QR code, part 2

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- [Instructor] Code tampering and injection. Activity, filtering a malicious QR code part two. We have built and run our QR code generator. Now we need to scan something. Go to some online QR code generator. It doesn't really matter which one so long as they show you the QR code right off the bat. I've picked the first one that showed up in a Google search. What we're going to do is just put in our code right here. So they say you can put in whatever you like, website, text, file, something. So let's say that the merchant's first code is 1234. And you can see they actually create the code right here. You can download it, but I'm not even going to bother. I'm going to hold my phone up right now and I'm going to scan the QR code. So I'm holding my phone up, I'm pressing the button to scan the QR code. It's asking me if it's allowed to use the camera. I click allow. (phone beeping) And you can see it acquired the code. Cool. Let's now try something with illegal characters. So 1234, and…

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