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Fake murder threats via email
Emails containing a supposed death threat are currently circulating. In the email, the hitman ‘ADAM X’ offers not to carry out the murder if a ransom is paid. Ignore such threats; they are a hoax. The sender's aim is to intimidate the recipient and persuade them to make an ill-considered payment.
19.09.2025 16:05
Beware of malware
NCSC is currently receiving numerous reports of emails purporting to be from a debt collection agency. These emails contain alleged claims or reminders. Do not click on the link, as this is an attempt to distribute malware to Windows users.
12.08.2025 11:10
Fake parking ticket SMS messages
Phishing text messages for allegedly unpaid parking fines are circulating. The text reads: "Parking ticket service - A fine of XX CHF is outstanding. To avoid a surcharge, please view your message before XX.XX.XXX: [link to phishing website]". Do not click on the link, delete the SMS and report it to the NCSC.
18.07.2025 16:38

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2025 National Cybersecurity Conference: “Cyber resilience: Regulation or personal responsibility?”

25.09.2025 - Current debate in the field of cybersecurity focuses on the optimal interplay between state regulation and individual responsibility. The theme of the National Cybersecurity Conference held today in Bern was “Cyber resilience: Regulation or personal responsibility?” Around 250 representatives from the fields of politics, public administration, business and academia discussed the key challenges in ensuring digital security in Switzerland. Federal Councillor Martin Pfister opened the event and argued that personal responsibility and regulation should go hand in hand.

Cyber Security Month 2025: Together against phishing – how to protect your data

24.09.2025 - Phishing is and remains one of the biggest threats on the Internet. In October, the NCSC is organising an awareness campaign as part of the annual Cyber Security Month. This year's campaign focuses on the dangers of phishing and asks the question "How do I protect my data online?". Much of the campaign content and a quiz were created in collaboration with the association Netpathie, working with young people. In a webinar, social engineer and campaign ambassador Ivano Somaini will demonstrate how cybercriminals use public or hacked data for attacks.

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