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The Revolut case: how a fake legal order led to a data disclosure
A convincing legal request can bypass more than technical defences. This briefing examines how attackers used a forged European Investigation Order and an official email channel to obtain customer data, before making an extortion demand. See what the case means for cyber insurance and the businesses that handle sensitive information.

What you'll learn

  • How the forged request was presented and why the official communication channel mattered.
  • How stolen government credentials and criminal marketplaces can support this type of attack.
  • Why fraud, data exposure and extortion risks extend beyond a company's own IT systems.
  • Practical questions brokers, MGAs and insurers can use to start better risk conversations with clients.
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