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Criminals are discovering short message services
WhatsApp, Telegram, Snapchat and Co. are increasingly used for fraudulent purposes. Criminals are for instance posing as employees of financial service providers.
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EBAS Practical Courses
We are running our practical courses this autumn again. Amongst other things, these will enable you to apply our “5 steps for your digital security” on computers running Windows 11 provided by us in a …
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National back-up awareness campaign
Backing up your data regularly is crucial and makes a significant contribution to improving cyber security. If you have a back-up of all your data to fall back on, you are always on the safe side, for …
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Tip of the Month: Create a back-up
You enjoyed your holidays and took lots of snaps? Back-up your data now so they don’t just disappear in case of device loss or defect
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Be careful with small ad portal adverts
Internet fraudsters like to use online small ads for their schemes. They are currently trying to entrap TWINT users.
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Dial “F” for fraud
Once again, the police and several reporting offices are warning of increased telephone fraudster activities.
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Tip of the Month: Use virus protection
Malware is a major threat in our digital age. So use up-to-date antivirus software on all your devices.
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AI-based cyber attacks and banks
Financial institutions are frequently the target of fraudsters. Artificial intelligence (AI) is a very interesting field for cyber-criminals, too, enabling them to design their attacks in an …
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What is a “Denial of Service” attack?
Over the past few weeks, we kept reading about attacks on companies or public institutions left unable to continue their normal operations. Quite often, a so-called DDoS attack is behind this.
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Autumn 2023 courses
Attend our popular courses to protect yourself in the digital world. No matter whether you are a beginner or advanced in the subject: Our practice-oriented courses offer you all the knowledge required …
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