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12 Million World Cup Streaming Accounts Risk Banking Security
The 2026 World Cup has sparked a boom in the stolen accounts market used for streaming matches over the dark web. Over 12 million hacked accounts are now being offered across ten different platforms at low prices—sometimes as little as $5 per account—compared to legitimate accounts, which typically cost between $30 and $50. Reports suggest that the market's value is approximately $220 million, with expected growth as the final match approaches. The stolen accounts come from various sources and are sold along with loyalty data and bank cards, putting users at significant risk. Therefore, it is advisable to follow security measures such as enabling two-factor authentication and regularly changing passwords to avoid targeted theft and exploitation.
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