When you are on a secure page, communication between your browser and
our Web server is protected by encryption technology connections. The used technology provides data
encryption, server authentication, and message integrity for an Internet connection. Only our servers
have the code that can read the secure messages transmitted on our site.
There are two ways you can verify that you are on a secure web page:
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A closed padlock icon, usually located in the lower right hand corner of your browser window,
means the page is secure.
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The website address will begin with the letters "https://". The "s"
indicates that the page is secure.
- If your browser did not alert you about CA Certificate credibility.
Please note: e-mail sent over the Internet is generally not secure.
To send us secure e-mail, you should use our Contact Us form. Because an Internet e-mail response
back to you will not be secure, we will not include confidential account information in an e-mail
response. You may also contact your local branch or the Customer Service
Center at: (+373) 22 600 000.
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Online Banking security is addressed at three levels:
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Transmitting Information to and from Online Banking
Communication between the customer’s browser and the online banking server uses advanced
encryption technology. To ensure that our customers get the most out of the SSL technology,
Online Banking requires the use of a web browser that supports 128-bit encryption.
If your browser does not support 128-bit encryption, recommended browsers include: Internet
Explorer - Version 8.0.7x, Firefox (Mozilla) - Version3.5x, but other browsers that support
secure encryption.
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Storing Information
The customer information database is housed on a secure server and protected by firewall technology.
Just as authenticated requests are the only things capable of communicating with the online
banking server, the online banking server is the only thing able to send requests to the customer
database.
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Preventing Unauthorized Users
A security analyzer constantly monitors login attempts and recognizes failures that could indicate
a possible unauthorized attempt to log into an account. When such trends are observed, steps will
be taken automatically to prevent that account from being used.
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