hlr-50-blueprint-to-report-unlawful-or-suspicio

Name: hlr-50-blueprint-to-report-unlawful-or-suspicio
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Author: Sourcelab

Report unlawful or suspicious data requests to Data Protection Authorities.

Updated Mar 7, 2026

Search Tags:#data protection #reporting #eud #arf #wallet unit #suspicious requests

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Skill: hlr-50-blueprint-to-report-unlawful-or-suspicio
Source: https://github.com/sourcelabbg/eudi-knowledge/tree/main/.ai/skills/hlr-50-blueprint-to-report-unlawful-or-suspicio
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/sourcelabbg/eudi-knowledge --skill hlr-50-blueprint-to-report-unlawful-or-suspicio

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides the necessary requirements and guidance for EUDI Wallet Units to enable users to report unlawful or suspicious requests for their data to Data Protection Authorities (DPAs).

Core Features & Use Cases

Facilitate Reporting: Enables users to initiate the process of reporting suspicious presentation requests.
Provide DPA Contact Information: Offers contact details for the relevant DPA, falling back to regional or EDPB information if specific details are unavailable.
Support Reporting Channels: Allows reporting via web forms, email drafts, or phone calls.
Substantiate Reports: Enables users to attach relevant machine-readable information to support their reports.
Log Reporting Actions: Records the initiation and details of reports sent to DPAs.
Use Case: A user receives a presentation request they deem suspicious. They use the Wallet Unit to access the reporting feature, which provides the DPA's contact information and allows them to draft an email with relevant log data to report the incident.

Quick Start

Use the hlr-50-blueprint-to-report-unlawful-or-suspicio skill to report a suspicious presentation request to a DPA.

Frequently Asked Questions about hlr-50-blueprint-to-report-unlawful-or-suspicio

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FAQPage Schema

How do I report suspicious data requests from my EUDI Wallet Unit to a Data Protection Authority?▼

To report suspicious data requests, your EUDI Wallet Unit must provide a user-initiated reporting feature that contacts the relevant Data Protection Authority (DPA) using retrieved contact information. The system supports reporting via web forms, email drafts, or phone calls.

What information is needed to substantiate a suspicious presentation request report to a DPA?▼

Substantiating a suspicious presentation request report requires attaching relevant machine-readable information to support the incident claim. This machine-readable data provides the Data Protection Authority with verifiable evidence of the suspicious or unlawful data request.

How does a Wallet Unit find the correct DPA contact information for reporting unlawful data requests?▼

A Wallet Unit retrieves the specific DPA contact information for reporting unlawful data requests. If specific details are unavailable, the system falls back to providing regional or EDPB (European Data Protection Board) contact information.

Does reporting suspicious requests from an EUDI Wallet Unit require logging the reporting actions?▼

Yes, reporting suspicious requests from an EUDI Wallet Unit requires logging the reporting actions. The Wallet Unit records the initiation and details of reports sent to Data Protection Authorities as specified in ARF Annex 2.

What reporting channels can I use to notify a Data Protection Authority about suspicious wallet requests?▼

You can notify a Data Protection Authority about suspicious wallet requests using multiple reporting channels. The Wallet Unit supports submitting reports via web forms, email drafts, or phone calls to the relevant DPA.

When should I use the EUDI Wallet Unit to report a suspicious presentation request?▼

You should use the EUDI Wallet Unit to report a suspicious presentation request whenever you receive a data request you deem unlawful or suspicious. The Wallet Unit facilitates the process by providing DPA contacts and allowing you to draft an email with relevant log data.