World Cup scams surge as AI fuels fake betting sites, phishing links and QR traps

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Scammers are exploiting World Cup popularity by using AI to create deceptive betting sites, phishing links, and malicious QR codes.
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Cybercriminals are capitalizing on the massive interest in the World Cup by deploying sophisticated fraud schemes. These tactics include AI-generated fake fan pages, fraudulent betting platforms, and malicious QR codes designed to steal personal data or drain digital wallets. Legal experts advise fans to exercise extreme caution, specifically warning against interacting with unsolicited links or promotions originating from unverified or unfamiliar sources related to the tournament.

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