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25, Jun 2026
FIFA World Cup 2026: Fake Ticket Websites Raise Online Security Concerns

New Delhi, June 25: Concerns have been raised over fraudulent online platforms impersonating official channels for FIFA World Cup 2026 ticket sales, with authorities and cybersecurity experts warning fans to exercise caution while booking tickets.

Officials said several fake websites and misleading links have surfaced, attempting to imitate legitimate ticketing portals and deceive users into sharing personal and financial information. The surge in such activities has prompted increased monitoring and public advisories to ensure safe access to official ticketing channels.

Cybersecurity experts have advised fans to verify official sources before making any purchases and avoid clicking on unverified links circulated through social media or messaging platforms. They also stressed the importance of checking domain authenticity and using only authorised platforms for ticket bookings.

Organisers are expected to intensify awareness campaigns to help fans identify genuine ticketing sources and reduce the risk of online fraud during the tournament’s ticket sales phase.

Authorities are working to track and block suspicious websites while encouraging users to report any suspected fraudulent activity to relevant agencies.

With global demand expected to be high for FIFA World Cup 2026 tickets, experts say public vigilance will play a key role in preventing financial losses and ensuring secure transactions.

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