Malware refers to programmes that can get onto your computer in various ways.
01.02.2024 –Typically, they might be installed by opening file attachments in an email message, by using free software downloads, or by clicking a download button when visiting a website. You click on a file or link and a programme is installed unnoticed in the background. This enables fraudsters to intercept communications, steal or destroy data, manipulate e-banking transactions, or view card details. So be careful and follow a few basic rules:
- Never open suspicious email attachments or links.
- Only download from trustworthy sources.
- Keep your programmes and devices up to date.
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