Digital scams looking to steal data and dollars from World Cup fans are in full force as the tournament enters week two.

Igor Dekhtyarchuk allegedly ran the cybercrime forum Marketplace A, which specialized in stolen credit card data and website logins.

Christian crowdfunding website GiveSendGo was still offline Monday morning.

The burger chain, which reported $19.2 billion revenue last year, becomes the latest fast food vendor to have customer data stolen by hackers.

Sturdy Memorial, a 126-bed hospital, experienced a ransomware hack in February.

The company has not paid an extortion fee, according to a spokesperson.

The investigation into the hack of IT provider SITA has revealed one of its biggest victims yet.

She and her mother could spend a maximum of 16 years in prison each.

The two breaches underscore how, more than a year into a pandemic, cybercriminals are still interfering with computer networks in the medical sector.

The scammers used personal information on Geico customers acquired elsewhere to access Geico’s sales system, the insurer said.