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Once a user scans the QR code, the code redirects them to a site that will install a Trojan on their Android smart phones.
The growing popularity of Quick Response (QR codes) on smart phones has officially become a new distribution vehicle for malware on Android devices. According to security researchers at Kaspersky Lab (important disclosure: my employer), hackers are are using QR codes posted on web sites to redirect smart phones to other sites hosting an Android trojan. 
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