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    World Cup fraudsters targeted trusted accounts

    New data from SEON indicates that a primary fraud threat during the 2026 FIFA World Cup involved the reactivation of dormant accounts for high-value withdrawals, occurring after initial registration. This highlights a significant post-registration security vulnerability for betting operators during major events.

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