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Wikimedia Belgium bewikimedia https://be.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikimedia_Belgium MediaWiki 1.47.0-wmf.16 first-letter Media Special Talk User User talk Wikimedia Wikimedia talk File File talk MediaWiki MediaWiki talk Template Template talk Help Help talk Category Category talk TimedText TimedText talk Module Module talk Translations Translations talk Category:(main) 14 137 38638 29317 2026-08-22T21:23:48Z Geertivp 171 more sites 38638 wikitext text/x-wiki This is the top category about [[Wikimedia Belgium]]. == Wikimedia Belgium == {| !Wikimedia Belgium !Public websites !Socials !Online meeting !Platforms !Tools |- | * [[c:Category:Wikimedia Belgium|Commons]] * [[m:Category:Wikimedia Belgium|Meta]] * [[w:nl:Wikimedia België|Wikipedia]] [[w:de:Wikimedia Belgien|DE]] / [[w:fr:Wikimédia Belgique|FR]] * [[d:Q18398868|Wikidata]] | * [https://wikimedia.be/calendar Activity calendar] * [https://friendswikimedia.be Friends of Wikimedia Belgium] * [https://wikimedia.be Public website] * [https://wikipedia.be Wikipedia] * [https://www.wiki-loves-art.be Wiki Loves Art] | *[https://bsky.app/profile/wikimedia.be Bluesky] *[https://bsky.app/profile/fr.wikimedia.be Bluesky FR] *[https://bsky.app/profile/nl.wikimedia.be Bluesky NL] *[https://diff.wikimedia.be Diff] *[https://www.facebook.com/WikimediaBelgium Facebook] *[https://www.linkedin.com/company/10238101/admin/page-posts/published/ LinkedIn] *[https://web.telegram.org/#/im?p=@WikimediaBE Telegram] *[https://youtube.wikimedia.be YouTube] | * [https://meet.wikimedia.be Chat] * [https://chat.wikimedia.be Helpdesk] | * [https://wikipedia.be Wikipedia projects] * [[w:{{int:Lang}}:Special:Homepage|Wikipedia homepage]] * [[c:|Commons]] * [https://commons-query.wikimedia.org SDC Query] * [[d:|Wikidata]] * [https://query.wikidata.org Wikidata Query] | * [https://github.com GitHub] * [[ListeriaBot]] * [https://www.openstreetmap.org OpenStreetMap] * [[phab:|Phabricator]] * [https://quickstatements.toolforge.org QuickStatements] * [[wikitech:Portal:Toolforge|Toolforge]] * [https://wikishootme.toolforge.org WikiShootMe] |} 2zzyikgpa24awix08qdi35yyf03qnu9 Phishing 0 3809 38635 38613 2026-08-22T17:41:28Z Geertivp 171 multiple destinations 38635 wikitext text/x-wiki <languages/> <translate> [[File:Différents modèles de lecteurs de cartes bancaires.jpg|right|frameless]]  '''Phishing''' is an important and frequently occurring [[internet fraud]] risk, that is executed via diverse channels. A large percentage of e-mail is completely fake, dangerous, and typically related to money, invoices, payments, and investments.  You must, at any time, have close attention to unexpected, urgent, too good, strange messages, and messages from unusual (foreign) senders, containing links to unknown and doubtful sites. Banks will not contact you unsolicitated via e-mail, SMS, WhatsApp, of telephone calls, unless you have initiated a transaction that is still pending. (in that case you will recognize your bank agent and their telephone number).  You should pay attention to financial exposure, theft of identity, or legal fraud. [[Google Suite for Nonprofits|Google Suite]] is good at filtering bad content (low percentage of false positives; and high percentage of filtering bad content). Often spam is easily detectable via a range of suspected formats. Sometimes, the phishing message is extremely well crafted, and potential very dangerous. == Channels == * [[e-mail]] * [[Phone calls]] * [[Social media|Social platforms]] * [[WhatsApp]] == Main risks ==   Suspected parties take advantage of fake e-sites, complex transactions, and legal uncertainty. The problem is also that automated e-administration is used more and more, with fewer human interaction with physical customer service agents.  Related problems can happen via e-mail, SMS, WhatsApp, and other social platforms ("daddy, my mobile number has changed"). === Fake delivery of goods === * Unexpected packages, undelivered packages === Fake e-mail addresses ===   * Register known e-mail addresses * Block exotic foreign domains * Block exotic languages * Be aware of fake promised credit payments from the government, or utility companies * Verify the mail headers carefully (some technical knowledge of the SMTP mail protocol might be required) * Sender's name does correspond to the internet domain === Fake domains ===   * Fraudsters use fake variants of (popular) domains e.g. amazona.com, belgacon.be, proximus.bel, fgov.bel, one.com  Only trust the offficial, well-known domains. Popular target service providers: Amazon, Argenta, Barclays, Belastingen, Belgacom, Belfius, Bitcon, Bitvavo, BMW, Booking, bpost, Cisco, CM, C.M., CSAM, DHL, Doccle, eBox, Eliza, Eneco, ENGIE, Facebook, Federale Overheidsdienst, FGOV, Fluvius, FOD Financiën, Hallmark, ING, ITSME, KBC, Netflix, One.com, Partena, Proximus, SD Worx, Skynet, SPF Finances, SurveyMonkey, Telenet, Unilever, Wise. Popular government agencies: BTW, ESG, Federale Overheidsdienst Economie, KBO, Politie, UBO. === Fake eBox ===   eBox is a popular target for fake messages. It exists for physical persons, and for enterprises. Fake messages are circulating. Verify the link, don't click, and only use the official eBox platform.  There is currently confusion about a pending implementation of an [[EBox voor ondernemingen|eBox for enterprises]]. === Non-delivery of e-mail === * Warning that an account would expire soon. * Fake problems with Skynet e-mail account === Fake invoices ===  * Unknown or unexpected e-mail senders. * Unusal or general recipient addresses (info, projects, support) * Invoice without quote. * (unspecified) Problems with invoice payments * Altered bank account numbers * strange e-invoicing * Insurance repayment * non-secure http-addresses for home pages * Fake [[Peppol]] invoices === Fake internet bank payments ===   You will frequently get fake bank notifications, even from (fake) banks where you do not have an account. * Recover duplicate payments * Secured message from your bank * Be careful with fake e-invoices ** This includes fake QR-codes ** Even paper invoices can be intercepted with a fake ("new") bank account number * Validate the sender identity and the author of the invoice * Validate the format and content of the invoice * Validate the target bank account number ** Refuse unexpected invoices ** Validate domiciliations ** Register frequently used third party bank account numbers ** Use your own known third party bank account numbers *** Notify or inquire your business partner in case this number changes * Verify at least every month your bank transactions: ** You can immediately recover [[direct debit fraud|enterprise direct debit fraud]] === Fake KBO, UBO or e-Box registration ===   Fake [[Crossroads Bank for Enterprises|KBO]] and [[Ultimate Beneficial Owner|UBO]], as well as [[eBox]] registrations are popular targets for phishing.  * Only use the [[Commercial Tribunal|official channels]] for the yearly update. * The government does not proactively alert you for pending updates ** But they will fine you for late registrations... === Fake identity update or attempt for identity theft === * You are requested to urgently update your personal details. * Digipass expiration, kaartlezer bijwerken * Reactivate your Digipass === Partnerships === * Partnership requests * Old friends * Message related to a (non-existing) previous message * Trade proposal === Privacy and security === * [[GDPR]], [[Avast]], Antivirus, and other * Perform an urgent security update * Problems with your Windows workstation === Annoying advertising === * Avertising about (second hand) cars, or electric cars. * Global Directory === Unusual, unexpected, or strange messages === * Official instances, or companies, that are sending a personal message to multiple recipients * The same message sent to multiple aliases, redirected to the same account * The to address is unusual (other name, other domain, unexpected form of address; different from the standard address) * The from address is unusual: e.g. .com instead of .be * Unexpected, "Wrong", or bad language (often English, or French) Verify: use [[Whois (internet)|whois]] to verify the owner of the domain, or the IP address of the sender (from email headers). '''Note:''' * some companies have a .com domain in addition to their .be domain; * banks often have domains registered by third-parties. == General advise ==   * Regularly verify and clean your spam folder; group and collapse by sender *Never click on "random" URLs; don't trust labels, verify the target URL before clicking. * Make sure that you are only using secure https internet links. Don't trust http URLs. * Keep your system and application software up-to-date. * Deinstall unused apps. Only trust official software. Try not to use too many apps; beter use a web browser using a workstation. * Use strong passwords (system generated: e.g. <code>pwgen -y 15</code>) * User physical authentication ([[Digipass]], SMS, [[Authenticator]], [[itsme]]; beware for fake tools) === Filter e-mails === * Handle and cleanup your spam-folder: ** Group by sender. ** Verify and delete bad, or irrelevant messages. ** notify other parties. ==== Central logging ==== Forward fake e-mails as an attachment to [mailto:verdacht@safeonweb.be verdacht@safeonweb.be], or to specific telecom or banking sites. This way the original mail headers are kept; this info can be used for detailed investigation. == Suspected e-mails == *Urgent messages, message only valid for 14 minutes. *A recent (nonexisting) telephonic communication *Don't trust UPPERCASE MESSAGES *Suspect naked HTML characters or CSS code *Bad structured content *Bad, mixed, or strange language *Multiple identical messages the same day from the same e-mail address *Repeated messages with identical or similar content, possibly sent ''from'' different e-mail addresses *Message sent to unrelated recipients *Repeated messages with identical or similar content, possibly sent ''to'' different recipients *Obvious recipients info, newsletter, support. *Multiple "last reminder" messages, possibly identical content from different senders *"A present is waiting for you" *Final Warning *Auditing, banking, business (woman), Bitcoins, finance, Financial Advisory, heritage, investments, loans, personal assets, philanthropy, NFT *International e-mail addresses for national institutions *Same from label having multiple email addresses, often with identical subject and body *Tax repayment *Number one in [[Google Search]] *From address does not correspond to other e-mail addresses in the body text *Multiple identical messages from different address having the same domain *From addresses containing multiple digits *e-mail from "Bill Gates", "Microsoft Advertising" *e-mail from a cancer patient *e-mail from @outlook.com *signature does not correspond to from address *no recipient *e-mail to "recipients", or info@, or BCC *body text language doesn't correspond to specific recipient language *Messages containing the same (long) URL with different labels *Multiple buttons leading to the same URLs, or other bad links *Unrelated links or buttons *e-mail domain does not match (geo)location, e.g. .br domain for a USA based company *subject: donation == See also ==   * [[Direct debit fraud]] * [[Bank payments]] * [[Hack the hacker]] * [[Phone calls]] == External links ==   {| class="wikitable" |+ !Safeonweb !Banken !Ondernemingen !Overheid |- |verdacht@safeonweb.be |phishing@belfius.be |csirt@proximus.com | |- | |fraude@triodos.be | | |- |[https://safeonweb.be Safe on web] | | |[https://financien.belgium.be/nl/phishing MyMinfin phishing] |} </translate> [[Category:Fraud{{#translation:}}]] [[Category:Forgery{{#translation:}}]] [[Category:Bank{{#translation:}}]] [[Category:Finance{{#translation:}}]] [[Category:Enterprise{{#translation:}}]] cauipti5pj1wdcei6vehpgjdg2udjrw 38636 38635 2026-08-22T17:58:58Z Geertivp 171 Suspected mail headers 38636 wikitext text/x-wiki <languages/> <translate> [[File:Différents modèles de lecteurs de cartes bancaires.jpg|right|frameless]]  '''Phishing''' is an important and frequently occurring [[internet fraud]] risk, that is executed via diverse channels. A large percentage of e-mail is completely fake, dangerous, and typically related to money, invoices, payments, and investments.  You must, at any time, have close attention to unexpected, urgent, too good, strange messages, and messages from unusual (foreign) senders, containing links to unknown and doubtful sites. Banks will not contact you unsolicitated via e-mail, SMS, WhatsApp, of telephone calls, unless you have initiated a transaction that is still pending. (in that case you will recognize your bank agent and their telephone number).  You should pay attention to financial exposure, theft of identity, or legal fraud. [[Google Suite for Nonprofits|Google Suite]] is good at filtering bad content (low percentage of false positives; and high percentage of filtering bad content). Often spam is easily detectable via a range of suspected formats. Sometimes, the phishing message is extremely well crafted, and potential very dangerous. == Channels == * [[e-mail]] * [[Phone calls]] * [[Social media|Social platforms]] * [[WhatsApp]] == Main risks ==   Suspected parties take advantage of fake e-sites, complex transactions, and legal uncertainty. The problem is also that automated e-administration is used more and more, with fewer human interaction with physical customer service agents.  Related problems can happen via e-mail, SMS, WhatsApp, and other social platforms ("daddy, my mobile number has changed"). === Fake delivery of goods === * Unexpected packages, undelivered packages === Fake e-mail addresses ===   * Register known e-mail addresses * Block exotic foreign domains * Block exotic languages * Be aware of fake promised credit payments from the government, or utility companies * Verify the mail headers carefully (some technical knowledge of the SMTP mail protocol might be required) * Sender's name does correspond to the internet domain === Fake domains ===   * Fraudsters use fake variants of (popular) domains e.g. amazona.com, belgacon.be, proximus.bel, fgov.bel, one.com  Only trust the offficial, well-known domains. Popular target service providers: Amazon, Argenta, Barclays, Belastingen, Belgacom, Belfius, Bitcon, Bitvavo, BMW, Booking, bpost, Cisco, CM, C.M., CSAM, DHL, Doccle, eBox, Eliza, Eneco, ENGIE, Facebook, Federale Overheidsdienst, FGOV, Fluvius, FOD Financiën, Hallmark, ING, ITSME, KBC, Netflix, One.com, Partena, Proximus, SD Worx, Skynet, SPF Finances, SurveyMonkey, Telenet, Unilever, Wise. Popular government agencies: BTW, ESG, Federale Overheidsdienst Economie, KBO, Politie, UBO. === Fake eBox ===   eBox is a popular target for fake messages. It exists for physical persons, and for enterprises. Fake messages are circulating. Verify the link, don't click, and only use the official eBox platform.  There is currently confusion about a pending implementation of an [[EBox voor ondernemingen|eBox for enterprises]]. === Non-delivery of e-mail === * Warning that an account would expire soon. * Fake problems with Skynet e-mail account === Fake invoices ===  * Unknown or unexpected e-mail senders. * Unusal or general recipient addresses (info, projects, support) * Invoice without quote. * (unspecified) Problems with invoice payments * Altered bank account numbers * strange e-invoicing * Insurance repayment * non-secure http-addresses for home pages * Fake [[Peppol]] invoices === Fake internet bank payments ===   You will frequently get fake bank notifications, even from (fake) banks where you do not have an account. * Recover duplicate payments * Secured message from your bank * Be careful with fake e-invoices ** This includes fake QR-codes ** Even paper invoices can be intercepted with a fake ("new") bank account number * Validate the sender identity and the author of the invoice * Validate the format and content of the invoice * Validate the target bank account number ** Refuse unexpected invoices ** Validate domiciliations ** Register frequently used third party bank account numbers ** Use your own known third party bank account numbers *** Notify or inquire your business partner in case this number changes * Verify at least every month your bank transactions: ** You can immediately recover [[direct debit fraud|enterprise direct debit fraud]] === Fake KBO, UBO or e-Box registration ===   Fake [[Crossroads Bank for Enterprises|KBO]] and [[Ultimate Beneficial Owner|UBO]], as well as [[eBox]] registrations are popular targets for phishing.  * Only use the [[Commercial Tribunal|official channels]] for the yearly update. * The government does not proactively alert you for pending updates ** But they will fine you for late registrations... === Fake identity update or attempt for identity theft === * You are requested to urgently update your personal details. * Digipass expiration, kaartlezer bijwerken * Reactivate your Digipass === Partnerships === * Partnership requests * Old friends * Message related to a (non-existing) previous message * Trade proposal === Privacy and security === * [[GDPR]], [[Avast]], Antivirus, and other * Perform an urgent security update * Problems with your Windows workstation === Annoying advertising === * Avertising about (second hand) cars, or electric cars. * Global Directory === Unusual, unexpected, or strange messages === * Official instances, or companies, that are sending a personal message to multiple recipients * The same message sent to multiple aliases, redirected to the same account * The to address is unusual (other name, other domain, unexpected form of address; different from the standard address) * The from address is unusual: e.g. .com instead of .be * Unexpected, "Wrong", or bad language (often English, or French) Verify: use [[Whois (internet)|whois]] to verify the owner of the domain, or the IP address of the sender (from email headers). '''Note:''' * some companies have a .com domain in addition to their .be domain; * banks often have domains registered by third-parties. == General advise ==   * Regularly verify and clean your spam folder; group and collapse by sender *Never click on "random" URLs; don't trust labels, verify the target URL before clicking. * Make sure that you are only using secure https internet links. Don't trust http URLs. * Keep your system and application software up-to-date. * Deinstall unused apps. Only trust official software. Try not to use too many apps; beter use a web browser using a workstation. * Use strong passwords (system generated: e.g. <code>pwgen -y 15</code>) * User physical authentication ([[Digipass]], SMS, [[Authenticator]], [[itsme]]; beware for fake tools) === Filter e-mails === * Handle and cleanup your spam-folder: ** Group by sender. ** Verify and delete bad, or irrelevant messages. ** notify other parties. ==== Central logging ==== Forward fake e-mails as an attachment to [mailto:verdacht@safeonweb.be verdacht@safeonweb.be], or to specific telecom or banking sites. This way the original mail headers are kept; this info can be used for detailed investigation. == Suspected e-mails == *Urgent messages, message only valid for 14 minutes. *A recent (nonexisting) telephonic communication *Don't trust UPPERCASE MESSAGES **PAYMENT OF COMMISSION *Suspect naked HTML characters or CSS code *Bad structured content *Bad, mixed, or strange language *Multiple identical messages the same day from the same e-mail address *Repeated messages with identical or similar content, possibly sent ''from'' different e-mail addresses *Message sent to unrelated recipients *Repeated messages with identical or similar content, possibly sent ''to'' different recipients *Obvious recipients info, newsletter, support. *Multiple "last reminder" messages, possibly identical content from different senders *"A present is waiting for you" *Final Warning *Auditing, banking, business (woman), Bitcoins, finance, Financial Advisory, heritage, investments, loans, personal assets, philanthropy, NFT *International e-mail addresses for national institutions *Same from label having multiple email addresses, often with identical subject and body *Tax repayment *Number one in [[Google Search]] *From address does not correspond to other e-mail addresses in the body text *Multiple identical messages from different address having the same domain *From addresses containing multiple digits *e-mail from "Bill Gates", "Microsoft Advertising" *e-mail from a cancer patient *e-mail from @outlook.com *signature does not correspond to from address *no recipient *e-mail to "recipients", or info@, or BCC *body text language doesn't correspond to specific recipient language *Messages containing the same (long) URL with different labels *Multiple buttons leading to the same URLs, or other bad links *Unrelated links or buttons *e-mail domain does not match (geo)location, e.g. .br domain for a USA based company *subject: donation === Suspected mail headers === * Undisclosed to address "Aan" (BCC was empty) * Multiple top level domains mentioned in the "received from", from or "reply to" part * Company e-mail message from cable network, broadband customer, or dialup network, or 192.168/8 subnet * SPF permitted sender unexpected IP address * .ru/.kz top level domains * Exotic mail sender platforms == See also ==   * [[Direct debit fraud]] * [[Bank payments]] * [[Hack the hacker]] * [[Phone calls]] == External links ==   {| class="wikitable" |+ !Safeonweb !Banken !Ondernemingen !Overheid |- |verdacht@safeonweb.be |phishing@belfius.be |csirt@proximus.com | |- | |fraude@triodos.be | | |- |[https://safeonweb.be Safe on web] | | |[https://financien.belgium.be/nl/phishing MyMinfin phishing] |} </translate> [[Category:Fraud{{#translation:}}]] [[Category:Forgery{{#translation:}}]] [[Category:Bank{{#translation:}}]] [[Category:Finance{{#translation:}}]] [[Category:Enterprise{{#translation:}}]] mk5mamdc4d0u4pjjvkybkyabr2eeqae WikiContest Tool 0 12566 38637 2026-08-22T18:27:25Z Geertivp 171 perform Wikipedia writing contests 38637 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''WikiContest Tool''' is used to assist the setup and execution of Wikipedia writing contests. == External links == * [[m:WikiEval_Tool|WikiEval Tool]] * [https://wikicontest.toolforge.org Tool location] [[Category:Toolforge]] is6f18parrmhyztt6cjvjehxfiqbhho Give a Day 0 12567 38639 2026-08-22T21:25:30Z Geertivp 171 volunteer organisation 38639 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Give a Day''' is an organisation that connects volunteers to organisations. == Type of users == * Volunteers * Organisations * Companies * Government == Users == * Volunteer (open to everyone) * Provider (on invitation only) == Profiles == Both volunteers and providers can opt-in for certain profiles. Then the system will match a volunteer with one or more providers, based on common criteria. * interests * location * distance == External links == * https://giveaday.eu [[Category:Organisations]] [[Category:Platforms]] [[Category:Volunteers]] [[Category:Outreach]] 5kp9wsv9gsk6v8zwd4uxw0n56j0ybgi Category:Volunteers 14 12568 38640 2026-08-22T21:25:50Z Geertivp 171 cat 38640 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:(main)]] gvpqkl9473yx8uu8y2dk9wtrbpk4zk3 Category:Outreach 14 12569 38641 2026-08-22T21:26:05Z Geertivp 171 cat 38641 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:(main)]] gvpqkl9473yx8uu8y2dk9wtrbpk4zk3