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 …

Many tele­phone users are not aware that the tele­phone number dis­played for a call isn’t nec­es­sarily cor­rect. This is how to pro­tect yourself.

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 …

Next week, the time has come: With effect from 15th June, Internet Explorer will no longer be sup­ported by cer­tain Win­dows versions.

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.

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.

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.

World Pass­word Day of all things was used to dis­cuss abol­ishing pass­words alto­gether among experts. Quite some time should pass till that time comes though, and our secu­rity rec­om­men­da­tions for …

Increas­ingly, credit card trans­ac­tions are ver­i­fied using so-called secu­rity codes. Yet despite – or even because of – this appar­ently pos­i­tive devel­op­ment from a tech­nical point of view, cau­tion is …

You cannot just check sus­pi­cious doc­u­ments such as e-mail attach­ments with the help of locally installed anti-virus soft­ware, but also by using an online ser­vice – con­ve­nient, but also risky.