Over 12 million compromised streaming accounts linked to World Cup broadcasts are actively traded on the dark web, with potential black-market revenue nearing $220 million. These figures come from the Satori Threat Intelligence team at HUMAN Security, which monitored accounts across 10 streaming platforms showing tournament matches. Notably, on June 27—the last day of the group stage—cybercriminals released 802,000 stolen accounts in one day, highlighting the significant scale of this illicit activity.
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