The best way to prevent phishing attacks is to rely on technical tools that do not require the user to understand the problem. The target audience will always be large enough to find the one who was deceived.
A good way to prevent attacks is to use an authentication mechanism that does not rely on a simple simple phrase or transaction authentication number ( TAN ) that an attacker could steal.
Existing methods, for example. use indexed TAN (indexed TAN or iTAN ) or TAN transmitted over a separate channel via SMS (mobile TAN or mTAN ), or - the most secure, and also prevents real-time attacks in the middle of a person - requires that the user sign each transaction, for example using DigiPass or a smart card.
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