More than one in four gambling websites are considered high or critical risk, according to new analysis from ScamInfo.ai, with the sector unsurprisingly emerging as one of the most dangerous categories across the internet.
More than one in four gambling websites are considered high or critical risk, according to new analysis from ScamInfo.ai, with the sector unsurprisingly emerging as one of the most dangerous categories across the internet.
The cybersecurity platform analyzed 7,185 websites across 40 online sectors, highlighting that gambling and betting make up 34.7% of these risky sites. This study sheds light on the alarming prevalence of high-risk platforms within the gambling industry.
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