Cybersecurity firm Kaspersky has identified over 336 fake websites designed to exploit FIFA World Cup fans, posing risks to both their finances and personal data. These fraudulent sites primarily offer deceptive streaming services and betting platforms, capitalizing on increased interest in the tournament. Many sites lure users with promises of free broadcasts, then request cryptocurrency payments for access, potentially leading to financial loss and data theft. Others collect extensive personal information under false pretenses, increasing the risk of credential theft and further financial scams. Kaspersky advises fans to rely on official broadcasts and exercise caution with unofficial platforms. Attackers are also employing phishing links and persuasive messaging to trick users into sending money or revealing sensitive information. The company emphasizes the importance of strong password practices and vigilance against these evolving cyber threats.