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FBI warns of fake FIFA websites stealing personal information during World Cup
The FBI warns of over 4,300 fake FIFA domains stealing personal data and selling counterfeit World Cup tickets, with crypto scams also emerging.
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apnews.com
One Tech Tip: Watch out for scams when buying World Cup tickets
Soccer fans should be on the watch for cyber scammers targeting those seeking last-minute World Cup tickets.
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iol.co.za
World Cup warning: The difference between fake and counterfeit merchandise
As the global celebration of the FIFA World Cup continues, beware of counterfeit merchandise. Authorities warn fans to stay vigilant when purchasing jerseys and memorabilia, as…
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zerohedge.com
FBI Warns That Fake FIFA Website Being Used to Steal Personal Information
Individuals who had attempted to collect personal information, sell fake World Cup tickets, or other malicious activity have been identified...
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cryptobriefing.com
FBI warns of fake FIFA websites stealing personal information during World Cup
The FBI warns of over 4,300 fake FIFA domains stealing personal data and selling counterfeit World Cup tickets, with crypto scams also emerging.
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wired.com
World Cup Scams Are Getting Harder to Spot
From fake tickets to cloned websites, AI is magnifying World Cup scams. Can fans distinguish between what’s real and what’s not?
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Bafana supporters warned to avoid FIFA World Cup ticket scams
Bafana Bafana supporters are advised to be vigilant against World Cup ticket scams as they face a crucial match against South Korea, with 36 fraudulent domains already flagged by…
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World Cup fever sparks surge in online scams targeting football fans
World Cup fans warned as scammers launch hundreds of fake tournament websites