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Top articles of 2024
To mark the beginning of the New Year, we would like to remember the most-read articles and of 2024. The following articles made it to the top of our charts.
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Spring 2025 courses
Protect yourself in the digital world with our popular courses. They offer you the know-how required to protect your data and devices and to also use your e-banking and mobile banking facilities or …
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2024 in review
Cyber security – just as central an issue in 2024 as it is now: New structures, relevant awareness and secure authentification helped to set new standards.
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The investment sounded almost too good to be true...
No good story begins like this. Don't put money into tempting investments without first getting them checked by a professional you trust. Learn more now and prevent fraud: www.ebas.ch/investmentfraud
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Merry Christmas and a very secure 2025!
Extra caution is required towards the year end. There’s a long tradition of online fraud over Christmas.
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Multi-factor authentication and passkeys
In a digital environment, it is critical to protect your user accounts. By combining several security factors, multi-factor authentication (MFA) offers greater protection than traditional passwords.
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Phishing test with competition
Have you tried our updated phishing test yet? Test your knowledge now, and take part in our competition by 15th December.
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It was such a good deal, I didn't hestiate...
No good story begins like this. Fake online shops lure customers with extra special deals, especially on Black Friday. Be careful! Learn more now and prevent fraud: www.ebas.ch/blackfriday
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How to safely transact financial business on the move
Despite its huge popularity, many users still don’t completely trust mobile banking security. Yet it only takes a few simple rules of conduct to securely transact financial business when out and about …
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Fakes calls from the authorities
One phenomenon which hardly registered in reports to the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) last year at all makes up some 40% of all scam reports this year: faked calls from the authorities.
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