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Are you still using Windows 10, or already Windows 11?
Windows 11 is the latest operating system by Microsoft and will replace Windows 10 – 7 years old already – in the medium term. However, it is not absolutely necessary to change over just yet.
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Autumn 2022 «eBanking – but secure!» courses
We have just released new dates for our popular «eBanking – but secure!» courses for autumn 2022. Do register now!
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Why are macros dangerous?
Macros can sometimes be useful, but are frequently abused to install malware.
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Use your mobile device on holiday – but secure!
Your mobile phone or tablet are absolutely indispensable when travelling today. There are a few rules to observe to ensure you always use your mobile devices securely when surfing, paying and e …
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A Swiss telephone number – yet trustworthy?
Many telephone users are not aware that the telephone number displayed for a call isn’t necessarily correct. This is how to protect yourself.
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Cryptocurrencies: What you should know
Bitcoin, Etherum, Tether and many others are digital currencies and means of payment enjoying considerable attention. To some extent, they even have already entered our daily lives. But what is it …
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Next stage: the end of Internet Explorer
Next week, the time has come: With effect from 15th June, Internet Explorer will no longer be supported by certain Windows versions.
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Will your bank pay for online fraud?
Small ad platforms are often abused by Internet criminals for their illicit practices. Users should take personal responsibility instead of relying on their bank to pay for any potential losses.
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Pay securely with Twint
It is really easy to remit money using Twint – even to the wrong person! Follow our simple tips to ensure that this doesn’t happen to you.
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Is your mobile device fit for the holidays?
Not long to go until the summer holidays now. To enjoy a completely relaxing holiday, protect your mobile device and any data stored on it.
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