Paying by card on the internet is popular, but this also attracts the attention of fraudsters. Test your knowledge here to find out whether you can spot the most important precautions when it comes to shopping online safely.
Artificial intelligence has already revolutionised our everyday lives in many areas. Card fraudsters are also exploiting the potential of AI to better disguise phishing attacks.
On Good Friday a year ago, many WhatsApp users received an offer that was too attractive to be true. In a phishing message, they were offered a free Easter gift basket from Lindt.
Shopping with debit and credit cards is very popular, but it can also attract fraudsters. If you take a few precautions, you can still shop safely with cards both in-store and online.
Have you been a victim of card fraud? Inform your financial institution or card issuer immediately. Have your card blocked and report it to the police.
In addition to liability, your due diligence obligations are also set out in your account or card contract. If you have complied with these, your financial institution will usually cover the damages.
