Warning: 12 million stolen accounts may risk your banking data
There is a significant rise in the illegal trade of stolen accounts used for streaming the 2026 World Cup matches online through the dark web. The market size is estimated at over $220 million and includes more than 12 million accounts across 10 official platforms. These accounts are sold for just $5 and often contain related data such as bank cards and loyalty points, putting user information at risk—especially when purchased or used with stolen accounts. Experts recommend enabling two-factor authentication and regularly changing passwords. Additionally, caution is advised against using illegitimate accounts to avoid bank data theft.
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