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Court Holds Phishing Victims Liable

Summary by Law Blog
A married couple lost 41,000 euros to a phishing scam – and the bank that held their account shrugged its shoulders. The Oldenburg Higher Regional Court approved this in a recent ruling. A woman wanted to renew her PushTAN registration. A caller, supposedly from the bank, had brought her to do so. The phone displayed a deceptively real number, thanks to call ID spoofing. The call tricked the woman into authorizing a supposed "security process" i…
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A married couple lost 41,000 euros to a phishing scam – and the bank that held their account shrugged its shoulders. The Oldenburg Higher Regional Court approved this in a recent ruling. A woman wanted to renew her PushTAN registration. A caller, supposedly from the bank, had brought her to do so. The phone displayed a deceptively real number, thanks to call ID spoofing. The call tricked the woman into authorizing a supposed "security process" i…

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law blog broke the news in on Monday, August 11, 2025.
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