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U.S. seizes nearly 400 websites that were illegally streaming World Cup, DOJ says

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U.S. seizes nearly 400 websites that were illegally streaming World Cup, DOJ says
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The U.S. Department of Justice has seized nearly 400 websites involved in the illegal streaming of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The operation, supported by FIFA and major media companies, aims to curb copyright infringement and protect users from cybersecurity risks like malware.

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This enforcement action highlights the ongoing global struggle to protect intellectual property rights during major international sporting events.

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The United States has seized nearly 400 internet domains ​that were being used to illegally stream ‌the World Cup, officials said on Friday (June 26, 2026), ​describing the move as one ⁠meant to disrupt international networks profiting from the popularity of the tournament.

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