---
type: source
title: "Phishingseiten erkennen (Recognizing Phishing Pages)"
tags: [phishing, security, url-verification]
related: [phishing-prevention, e-mail-sicherheit]
created: 2026-06-30
updated: 2026-06-30
sources: ["output/rz_uni_greifswald_de_dienste_allgemein_e_mail_e_mail_sicherheit_phishingseiten_e.md"]
---

# Phishingseiten erkennen

This source provides a specific technical method for users of the **Universität Greifswald** to distinguish between legitimate university login pages and phishing clones.

## Key Guidance
The primary method for identifying a legitimate university website is the verification of the URL structure in the browser's address bar.

### The "First Slash" Rule
For a website to be considered a legitimate university page, the URL must follow this specific structure:
- The domain must be `uni-greifswald.de`.
- The first single forward slash (`/`) must appear **immediately** after the `.de` suffix.

**Example of a correct URL:**
`https://groupware.uni-greifswald.de/`

If the first slash does not immediately follow the domain (e.g., if there are additional subdomains or characters before the slash that change the domain structure), the page is a phishing site and users must not enter their credentials.

## Support
Users encountering suspected phishing pages or other Campus-IT issues are directed to the **Universitätsrechenzentrum (URZ)** via:
- The **Groupware** ticket system.
- The URZ Hotline (extension 1420).