Anti-Fraud Network APIs in Europe: Why Common Syntax Is Not Enough
Anti-fraud network API interoperability needs more than a common schema: semantics, provenance, freshness, unknown states, privacy and clear legal-effect boundaries.
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Anti-fraud network API interoperability needs more than a common schema: semantics, provenance, freshness, unknown states, privacy and clear legal-effect boundaries.
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