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digital fraud

Samlebetegnelse for bedrageriske handlinger begået via digitale platforme som internet, e-mail eller sociale medier. Omfatter ikke en selvstændig lovbestemmelse, men bedømmes efter straffelovens almindelige regler om bedrageri og databedrageri.

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