Cybercriminals exploit Fifa World Cup fans with scams
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13,000 fake domains already registered as cybercriminals target FIFA World Cup 2026
The FIFA World Cup 2026 Threat Landscape Report reveals a substantial increase in cybercriminal activity as the FIFA World Cup 2026 gets underway. New research from Fortinet revels cybercriminals have […] The post 13,000 fake domains already registered as cybercriminals target FIFA World Cup 2026 appeared first on Express Computer.
The 2026 World Cup is in the starting blocks and attracts not only fans but also cybercriminals. Fortinet discovered more than 270'000 compromised access data in connection with fifa-related online activities and warns against fraudulent domains, fake shops and phishing.
FIFA 2026 World Cup scams are multiplying ahead of the tournament. Hackers are using fake websites, fake tickets and job offers to steal money and data.
The 23rd Men's World Cup will significantly increase the volume of online sports betting.
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