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Merry Christmas and a very secure 2021!

Extra caution is required towards the year end. There’s a long tradition of online fraud over Christmas.

Spam and phishing mails in particular are currently in high circulation. Protect yourself against phishing by...

  • never using any links you receive by e-mail, SMS or messenger services, and never scanning in any such QR codes to log into your financial institution facility.
  • never filling in any forms received by e-mail and asking you to enter log-in information.
  • treating any attachments received with e-mails and text messages with great caution.
  • never disclosing any confidential information, such as passwords, during telephone calls.
  • always entering the address for your online service provider or financial institution’s log-in page manually via the browser address line.
  • checking there is an SSL connection (https://, lock symbol) when calling up a log-in page, and verifying that the Internet address shown in the address bar of your browser actually indicates that you have reached the correct page.
  • contacting your financial institution if you are not quite sure or something is not completely clear.

«eBanking – but secure!» would like to wish you a joyful and serene Christmas time and a good and secure New Year of 2021!

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