If you are looking for the official website of Germany's Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA), you probably landed on bka.de expecting a secure government service. Unfortunately, our analysis found a critical problem: the site does not use HTTPS encryption. For any government website in 2025, that is unacceptable. Without encryption, any information you submit β whether a tip, a form, or even just browsing β can be read or altered by anyone on the network between you and the server.
To be clear, the site otherwise looks legitimate. It has a proper Impressum with registered business details, is hosted on German infrastructure, and is not on any blacklists. But for a government agency, security is the baseline requirement. The missing HTTPS makes this site dangerous to use, period.
If you need to contact the BKA, look for their official contact channels through other trusted sources. Do not enter any personal information on bka.de until they fix the encryption. Is bka.de a scam? Probably not β but it is not safe to use as currently configured.