Fake World Cup broadcasting websites target virtual fans

Fake World Cup broadcasting websites target virtual fans

Zscaler has issued a warning to soccer fans looking to watch the World Cup online via streaming sites.

The latest version of the company Zscaler TheatLabz (Opens in a new tab) Research has found that there has been a recent rise in cyberattacks targeting football fans using fake streaming websites and lottery scams, which “take advantage of the rush and excitement around these uncommon events to infect users.” malware. “

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