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Eine Liste von der BNetzA mit Aufsichtsbehoerden verschiedener Laender.
Quelle: https://www.bundesnetzagentur.de/SharedDocs/Downloads/DE/Allgemeines/Bundesnetzagentur/Internationales/InternationaleEinrichtungen.xls?__blob=publicationFile&v=11

0 passed all checks
14 failed one or more checks
0 failed all checks within a group
14 failed critical checks

36 websites
22 scan errors
8 could not be judged (no data)
0 are excluded from scans

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What is this? This page shows a summary of a machine-generated analysis of several web pages commissioned by a PrivacyScore user. During the analysis it was checked whether the privacy of the visitors is protected on a technical level as well as possible when visiting the given Internet addresses, and whether the operator uses common security mechanisms on the website. This can indicate how seriously an operator takes data protection. However, it is not possible to determine the actual security level achieved. More details please!

How are the results presented? Our analysis focuses on the following aspects: whether tracking services are used ("NoTrack" category), whether selected attacks are prevented, the quality of encryption during data transmission to the website (EncWeb), and the quality when sending e-mails to an existing e-mail server (EncMail). You can control how important these four criteria are for you with the arrows in the column headings.

What exactly is checked and what do the results mean? We check the internet addresses with several techniques, which we have described in detail in a research paper. You can display a list of all checks and explanations of their relevance by clicking on the address of a web page to display its detailed results.

What is the purpose of PrivacyScore? With PrivacyScore we make websites publicly comparable in terms of selected properties. As scientists, we are interested in how users and operators deal with this form of transparency. Among other things, this raises the question of whether website operators have an additional incentive to improve their websites.

What can be concluded from the results, what not?

No statement about the importance of the categories. The table sorts the listed web pages according to the importance you specify. The further up a website is sorted, the more tests it has passed in the respective categories. In the event of a tie, the following category will decide. The default sorting is according to the category "No Track", followed by "EncWeb", "Attacks", and "EncMail". However, this default ranking should not be interpreted as an indication of the importance of the categories.

No statement on necessity. The fact that a web page is ranked at the lower end says nothing about its absolute security level. The results shown on this page merely provide information on how the listed websites perform in a direct comparison. Some security mechanisms are only necessary to protect against strong attacks (e.g., governments).

Limited expressiveness. The results cover only security mechanisms that can be observed from outside when visiting the specified Internet addresses. It is quite possible that an operator uses additional internal protection mechanisms and therefore has decided to leave out some externally visible mechanisms. Furthermore, it is possible that additional security mechanisms are used on individual pages (e.g., for the transmission of passwords). However, such variations are not taken into account in the analysis. Therefore, one cannot conclude from the failure of individual tests that a provider does not handle personal data with sufficient care. On the other hand, however, it is also possible that a website has serious security holes, although it achieves a good result on this page.

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At the moment we only provide one ranking scheme that consists of the following categories: NoTrack, EncWeb, Attacks, and EncMail. We perform a priorized sort to obtain the ranking: We start with the first category, sorting the sites according to their rating: . Sites with an identical rating in a category are further sorted considering the next category to the right. This procedure is repeated until all categories have been considered.

Ranking

#	URL	Land	Behörde	Attacks	EncMail	EncWeb	NoTrack
1	http://www.konkurentsiamet.ee/ / 2023-01-04 @ 16:42:21	Estland	Estonian Competition Authority	good	neutral	critical	warning
2	http://www.cnmc.es/ (1 failure) / 2023-01-04 @ 16:48:15	Spanien	Comisión Nacional de los Mercados y la Competencia	good	neutral	critical	warning
3	http://www.comreg.ie/ / 2023-01-04 @ 16:40:40	Irland	Commission for Communications Regulation	good	warning	critical	warning
4	http://www.agcom.it/ (2 failures) / 2024-04-14 @ 01:15:00	Italien	Autorità per le Garanzie nelle Comunicazioni	neutral	good	neutral	neutral
5	http://www.ak.llv.li/ (1 failure) / 2024-01-02 @ 05:27:35	Liechtenstein	Office for Communications	neutral	neutral	warning	neutral
6	http://www.en.uke.gov.pl/ (1 failure) / 2024-01-02 @ 05:27:09	Polen	Office of Electronic Telecommunications	neutral	neutral	critical	neutral
7	http://www.dba.erhvervsstyrelsen.dk/ (1 failure) / 2024-04-14 @ 01:15:18	Dänemark	Danish Business Authority	neutral	neutral	critical	neutral
7	http://www.ctu.eu/main.php (1 failure) / 2024-04-14 @ 01:15:30	Tschechische Republik	Czech Telecommunication Office	neutral	neutral	critical	neutral
8	http://www.anacom.pt/render.jsp (3 failures) / 2024-01-02 @ 05:27:16	Portugal	Autoridade Nacional de Comunicações	neutral	neutral	neutral	neutral
9	http://www.rtr.at/ (3 failures) / 2024-01-02 @ 05:27:18	Österreich	Austrian Regulatory Authority for Broadcasting and Telecommunications	neutral	neutral	neutral	neutral
10	http://www.acm.nl/en/ (2 failures) / 2024-01-02 @ 05:27:21	Niederlande	Authority for Consumers and Markets	neutral	neutral	warning	neutral
11	http://www.eett.gr/opencms/opencms/EETT_EN/index.html (2 failures) / 2024-04-14 @ 01:15:38	Griechenland	National Telecommunications and Post Commission of Greece	neutral	neutral	warning	neutral
12	http://www.btk.gov.tr/ (1 failure) / 2024-01-02 @ 05:28:50	Türkei	Information Technologies and Communication Authority	neutral	neutral	warning	neutral
13	http://www.teleoff.gov.sk/ (2 failures) / 2024-04-14 @ 01:15:33	Slowakische Republik	Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of the Slovak Republic	neutral	neutral	warning	neutral
14	http://www.ocecpr.org.cy/nqcontent.cfm (2 failures) / 2024-04-14 @ 01:15:21	Zypern	Office of the Commissioner of Electronic Telecommunications and Postal Regulation	neutral	neutral	critical	neutral
15	http://www.crc.bg/index.php (2 failures) / 2024-04-14 @ 01:16:48	Bulgarien	Communications Regulation Commission	neutral	warning	neutral	neutral
16	http://www.ratel.rs/home.136.html (2 failures) / 2024-01-02 @ 05:27:49	Serbien	Republic Agency for Electronic Communications	neutral	warning	neutral	neutral
17	http://www.fcc.gov/ (1 failure) / 2024-01-02 @ 05:30:14	USA	Federal Communications Commission (FCC)	neutral	warning	critical	neutral
18	http://www.ficora.fi/en/ / 2023-01-04 @ 16:40:42	Finnland	Finnish Communications Regulatory Authority	warning	good	warning	good
19	http://www.mca.org.mt/ / 2023-01-04 @ 16:41:11	Malta	Malta Communications Authority	warning	good	warning	warning
20	http://www.pts.se/en-gb/ / 2023-01-04 @ 16:40:45	Schweden	Swedish Post & Telecommunications Agency	warning	good	warning	warning
21	http://www.ofcom.org.uk/ / 2023-01-04 @ 16:42:26	Großbritannien	Office of Communications	warning	good	warning	warning
22	http://www.pfs.is/default.aspx / 2023-01-04 @ 16:39:48	Island	Post and Telecom Administration	warning	good	warning	warning
23	http://www.ibpt.be/Home.aspx / 2023-01-04 @ 16:42:00	Belgien	Institut Belge des Postes et Télécommunications	warning	good	critical	good
24	http://www.sprk.gov.lv/ / 2024-01-02 @ 05:27:25	Lettland	PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Electronic Communications and Post Department	warning	good	critical	warning
25	http://www.npt.no/ / 2023-01-04 @ 16:42:26	Norwegen	Norwegian Post and Telecommunications Authority	warning	neutral	critical	good
26	http://www.arcep.fr/ (2 failures) / 2024-04-14 @ 01:14:50	Frankreich	Autorité de Régulation des Communications électroniques et des Postes	warning	neutral	neutral	warning
27	http://www.bakom.admin.ch/index.html (1 failure) / 2023-01-04 @ 16:46:23	Schweiz	Federal Office for Communications	warning	neutral	critical	warning
28	http://www.rrt.lt/en/home.html (1 failure) / 2024-04-14 @ 01:15:27	Litauen	Communications Regulatory Authority	warning	neutral	critical	warning
29	http://www.hakom.hr/ / 2023-01-04 @ 16:42:20	Kroatien	Croatian Regulatory Authority for Network Industries	warning	warning	warning	good
30	http://www.ancom.org.ro/ / 2023-01-04 @ 16:40:30	Rumänien	National Authority for Management and Regulation in Communications of Romania	warning	warning	critical	warning
31	http://www.aec.mk/index.php (1 failure) / 2024-01-02 @ 05:29:01	Frühere Jugoslawische Republik Mazedonien	Agency for Electronic Communications	n/a
31	http://www.ilr.public.lu/ / 2024-01-02 @ 05:27:08	Luxemburg	Institut Luxembourgeois de Régulation	n/a
31	http://www.ekip.me/eng/ (1 failure) / 2024-04-14 @ 01:15:23	Montenegro	Agency for Electronic Communications and Postal Services	n/a
31	http://www.apek.si/apek-ang / 2024-04-14 @ 01:15:27	Solwenien	Post and Electronic Communications Agency RS	n/a
31	http://www.english.nmhh.hu/ (1 failure) / 2024-04-14 @ 01:14:50	Ungarn	Nemzeti Média és Hírközlési Hatóság	n/a

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