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Football fans are counting down the days until the FIFA World Cup begins, and scammers are doing the same. Last week, the FBI warned that cybercriminals are spoofing FIFA websites to steal personal information, sell fake tickets, and promote fraudulent hospitality packages ahead of the tournament. With millions of supporters expected to travel to the United States, Canada, and Mexico for the 2026 World Cup, fraudsters are likely to target demand for tickets, accommodation, and …