FIFA World Cup stories
Fake Olympics shop ads on Meta target fans' wallets
Wed, 18th Feb 2026
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phishing
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martech
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physical security
Fake Olympics shop ads on Meta push fans to cloned sites mimicking Milano Cortina 2026 store to steal card and personal details.
CyberCX extends Australian Open cyber security deal
Mon, 19th Jan 2026
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firewalls
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data protection
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devops
CyberCX will stay on as the Australian Open's cyber security partner through 2026, as tennis ramps up defences against digital threats.
BRKZ secures USD $30 million loan to expand Saudi construction tech
Thu, 30th Oct 2025
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ai
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financing
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procurement
BRKZ has secured a USD $30 million loan to expand its financing solutions and support the growth of Saudi Arabia's booming construction sector.
Hisense wins nine IFA awards & extends FIFA World Cup tie-up
Mon, 8th Sep 2025
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smart home
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clean technologies
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sustainability
Hisense secured nine IFA Innovation Awards 2025 across home entertainment, appliances, and design, while extending its FIFA World Cup sponsorship to 2026.
Hisense extends FIFA World Cup partnership, unveils AI tech for 2026
Sat, 6th Sep 2025
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gaming
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smart home
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digital entertainment
Hisense will extend its FIFA World Cup sponsorship to 2026, unveiling advanced AI tech and RGB-MiniLED TVs for an immersive fan experience across three host nations.
Hisense to stream FIFA Club World Cup 2025 free on smart TVs
Thu, 19th Jun 2025
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digital entertainment
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toshiba
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streaming
Hisense will stream all FIFA Club World Cup 2025 matches free on its and Toshiba smart TVs via DAZN, enhancing global sports viewing with interactive features.
Altered State Machine to launch 'Smart Football' with FIFA
Fri, 11th Nov 2022
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gaming
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digital entertainment
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ai
ASM, the firm providing Web3 artificial intelligence, has announced a partnership with FIFA to launch AI League: FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 Edition.
Websense warns of World Cup themed attacks
Mon, 3rd May 2010
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endpoint protection
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edr
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av
83% of all email in March was spam says web security firm, who says attackers are using the World Cup as a way to target internet users.