Hacking Smartphones with QR Codes

Smartphones are built with convenience in mind, and hackers can exploit this to their advantage. Using a simple QR code, we can embed a Wi-Fi backdoor in a smartphone that scans it. This allows a hacker to both track the target and hijack their data connection at any time.

Chapters:
0:00 Countdown
9:52 Intro
10:56 Hidden WiFi Networks
21:12 Generating QR Codes
29:24 Wireshark Tracking
38:22 Huhnitor
48:51 Rogue Access Point
1:00:40 Closing Thoughts

[anooslord]

That's impressive I didn't think I could process this information in the slightest, but it's stuck, so thank you guys!

[Atlas_]

Their gonna start getting into our phones thru us watching the vids

[Mwams]

I got an ad and got so interested so Im in.

[salvatorem]

How do you delete network history?? Or get rid of the vulnerability???

[kulvelees]

I got a question, months ago there was a YouTube video on my feed regarding SpaceX. It was showing clips of a legit video and it had a QR code with Musk on stage talking about Bitcoin. I got too curious. Scanned it and it led to me a link that continued to load and did nothing, so I clicked out. That’s when I realized I fucked up. Is my phone now a beacon or vulnerable to connect to a hidden malicious network?

[abubakarnuumanadam]

Is there another option for hacking WiFi Without network interface Card 🤔🤔

[dixienormus]

He doesn’t blink on stream either!! WTF

[TheRealZamFit]

Okay, so that random device connecting to "Control" is an Espressif device. Someone left an errant 8266 plugged in.