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English(EN) Cybercriminals are cashing in on the World Cup by selling stolen streaming accounts

网络犯罪分子通过出售被盗流媒体账户在世界杯期间牟利

网络犯罪分子正在利用2026年国际足联世界杯,在暗网上出售被盗的流媒体账户。研究表明,有超过1200万个与转播赛事的流媒体服务相关的被盗账户可供出售,可能在黑市上产生数亿美元的收入。随着世界杯比赛需求的增长,威胁行为者正在增加账户数量和价格,在小组赛最后一天的账户发布量创下纪录。 AI

排序理由 文章讨论了利用重大事件进行非法出售被盗账户的行为,这是一种网络犯罪,而非核心AI发展。

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网络犯罪分子通过出售被盗流媒体账户在世界杯期间牟利

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文章讨论了利用重大事件进行非法出售被盗账户的行为,这是一种网络犯罪,而非核心AI发展。
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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Tatiana Sataua ·

    网络犯罪分子通过出售被盗流媒体账户从世界杯中获利

    Fans looking to avoid paying for World Cup broadcasts are fueling a booming black market for stolen streaming accounts worth nearly $220 million, according to new research from HUMAN Security.