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Points to remember when logging in
When logging into your e-banking facility, you have to enter sensitive and private details (for instance your password). This is how to do so in a secure manner.
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Mobile payments and contactless payments
Payments via smartphone or contactless cards are becoming ever more popular. To shop with no need for cash or codes is convenient – yet it also involves risks.
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Online banks
They offer certain advantages when compared to classic financial institutions. Online banks have one big drawback though: It is often not very easy to contact them.
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Privacy and data protection on the Internet
An ever increasing number of data is stored on the Internet nowadays – whether you are aware of it or not. But how secure are your personal data?
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Am I using my mobile banking facility securely?
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Am I e-banking securely?
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Account hacked! What to do?
Every bank customer’s nightmare: Criminals gain access to your account and clear it out. If this has already happened, the main thing is damage limitation – and to learn from this.
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Deleting browser history
These instructions will explain how to delete your stored browser data (browser history, browser cache).
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5 steps for your digital security
Protect your data and devices with our “5 steps for your digital security”.
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Pay Attent!on: Together against payment fraud
With “Pay Attent!on”, the financial sector and police are combining resources in the fight against phishing, scams and other types of payment fraud. “eBanking – but secure!” (EBAS) has been instrumental in creating this new national prevention initiative, applying their long years of experience with fraud prevention to the campaign. EBAS will also be actively involved in operating Pay Attent!on and on their board in the future.
Semi-annual report by the Bundesamt für Cybersicherheit
The current semi-annual report by the Bundesamt für Cybersicherheit (BACS) has shown that cyber threat levels remain high, and attacks are becoming increasingly personalised. The one thing particularly relevant for banks is the combination of Artificial Intelligence (AI), Social Engineering and compromised credentials.
Often, the greatest vulnerability are humans themselves
Criminals increasingly resort to psychological tricks nowadays to obtain confidential information. Instead of exploiting vulnerabilities, they use fake e-mails, telephone calls or messages to specifically manipulate people.