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Fake public Wi-Fi scams hit World Cup venues

A new survey found that World Cup fans are susceptible to a very specific cybersecurity risk.

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mashable.comStai leggendo1 mese fa

Fake public Wi-Fi scams hit World Cup venues

A new survey found that World Cup fans are susceptible to a very specific cybersecurity risk.

gulfnews.com1 mese fa

Watching the World Cup for free? It could cost you your data, experts warn

Beware fake World Cup streaming links that steal passwords and bank details. Learn how cybercriminals target fans and how to stay safe online.

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Timeline cronologica

martedì 23 giugno 2026·iol.co.za
World Cup fever sparks surge in online scams targeting football fans
World Cup fans warned as scammers launch hundreds of fake tournament websites
mercoledì 24 giugno 2026·mashable.com
Fake public Wi-Fi scams hit World Cup venues
A new survey found that World Cup fans are susceptible to a very specific cybersecurity risk.

iol.co.za1 mese fa

World Cup fever sparks surge in online scams targeting football fans

World Cup fans warned as scammers launch hundreds of fake tournament websites

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dawn.com1 mese fa

Cybersecurity company flags hundreds of fake websites targeting FIFA World Cup fans

To avoid financial loss, viewers are advised to only watch the matches on official and reputable streaming platforms.

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mercoledì 24 giugno 2026·

dawn.com

Cybersecurity company flags hundreds of fake websites targeting FIFA World Cup fans

To avoid financial loss, viewers are advised to only watch the matches on official and reputable streaming platforms.

venerdì 26 giugno 2026·

gulfnews.com

Watching the World Cup for free? It could cost you your data, experts warn

Beware fake World Cup streaming links that steal passwords and bank details. Learn how cybercriminals target fans and how to stay safe online.