This article investigates the issues of improving the security of user authorization systems in the context of the rapid development of wireless communication technologies. In order to counter the risks associated with password theft and cyberattacks such as quishing, phishing, and malware injection, an innovative QR-code-based login mechanism integrated with two-factor authentication (2FA), hashing technologies, and one-time passwords (OTP) is proposed. In addition, the study analyzes the potential application of a lightweight Deep Learning model for detecting threats embedded in QR codes used for marketing and identification purposes. The proposed intelligent model demonstrates an overall accuracy of 99% in classifying QR codes into normal, phishing, and malicious (malware) categories. The article also highlights the prospects of developing modern cyber defense systems through the combined application of neural network–based cyberattack filtering methods and advanced password complexity enhancement mechanisms.
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