The cyber security firm claims that cyber criminals are using multiple Telegram channels to sell Hayya cards (FIFA entry permit) for prices ranging from $50 to $150. “To create Hayya cards, the threat actors claim to require the buyer’s valid IDs like passports. And payment is only accepted in Bitcoin,” CloudSEK said in a report.
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