The High Court in Singapore has ordered the blocking of 26 illegal streaming sites and over a hundred associated domains. This decision comes after a similar order was obtained by the Premier League last year. A recent study by Cyberstronomy reveals a high risk of encountering cyber threats on pirate sports streaming sites in Singapore.
The High Court has ordered to block 26 illegal streaming sites and more than a hundred associated domains in Singapore .
Citing data from a recent study by Cyberstronomy, the Coalition Against Piracy said there's a 48% chance that consumers will encounter cyber threats on the top 25 pirate sports streaming sites in Singapore.
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