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US Seizes Websites Illegally Streaming World Cup

Published Friday, June 26, 2026 · Updated June 27

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The US Justice Department has seized nearly 400 internet domains that were illegally streaming the World Cup. This action was aimed at disrupting international networks, combating copyright infringement, and addressing cybersecurity threats, with support from entities like FIFA and NBC Universal.

What We Know — Key Points

  • The United States has seized nearly 400 internet domains that were being used to illegally stream the World Cup.
  • The seizure by the US Justice Department aimed to disrupt international networks involved in illegal streaming.
  • The action was taken to combat copyright infringement and potential cybersecurity threats.
  • FIFA, NBC Universal, and Warner Brothers supported this enforcement action.

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Law Enforcement Action & Support
  • Channel News Asia

    The US Justice Department seized nearly 400 internet domains used for illegal World Cup streaming, disrupting international networks and combating copyright infringement and potential cybersecurity threats. This action was supported by FIFA, NBC Universal, and Warner Brothers.

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