Revolut handed customer passports to scammers using a real government email domain
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A real-looking government email was enough to extract passport data from a major fintech—your weakest link may be human verification of “official” requests, not your core systems. Any org handling KYC-grade data should audit how legal/compliance validate government inquiries and harden that workflow this week.
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