QR codes bypass browser isolation for malicious C2 communication
Mandiant has discovered a brand-new way to use QR codes for command-and-control functions while avoiding browser isolation technologies.
An increasingly used security technique is browser isolation, which redirects all local web browser requests through distant web browsers housed on virtual machines or cloud environments.
Instead of using the local browser, the remote browser runs any scripts or content on the visited webpage. The local browser that performed the initial request then receives the rendered pixel stream of the page, which just shows the page's appearance and shields the local device from any harmful code read more about QR codes bypass browser isolation for malicious C2 communication
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