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Ransomware-Game
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Course overview
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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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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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Am I e-banking securely?
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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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Spring 2026 courses
Our popular courses all around the topic of e-banking will start soon. Find out about the latest developments and risks involved in e-banking security. There are free places still available for all our courses.
OSINT and identity theft – when publicly available data become a danger
Personal information is more easily accessible today than ever before. Something many people aren’t aware of: cyber criminals make targeted use of Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) to collect identities, create profiles and prepare scams. In combination with identity theft, this creates a serious threat.
Quishing (QR Phishing)
QR codes have become an almost indispensable part of everyday life. They are displayed on posters, in restaurants or e-mails or used to make payments. It is just this convenience which cyber-criminals are now abusing. This scam is called quishing, a combination of QR code and phishing.