Education & EdTech

How school IT teams lock down QR-based SSO without hurting usability

Ali NematiNov 10, 2025

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Schools are adopting QR-based single sign-on (SSO) for easier access but face risks from "quishing" attacks where malicious QR codes direct users to fake login pages. To balance security and usability, schools should implement clear visual cues, user education on recognizing phishing attempts, and risk-based authentication checks after scanning QR codes.

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