US authorities have dismantled nearly 400 websites illegally streaming FIFA World Cup matches, a move aimed at disrupting criminal networks profiting from piracy. This operation, dubbed ‘Operation Offsides,’ highlights the US commitment to protecting intellectual property. Viewers are warned of significant risks, including malware and data compromise, when accessing unauthorized streams. International collaboration was key to seizing domains in multiple countries. US authorities have dismantled nearly 400 websites illegally streaming FIFA World Cup matches, a move aimed at disrupting criminal networks profiting from piracy. This operation, dubbed ‘Operation Offsides,’ highlights the US commitment to protecting intellectual property. Viewers are warned of significant risks, including malware and data compromise, when accessing unauthorized streams. International collaboration was key to seizing domains in multiple countries.
