Hundreds fall for fake Celine Dion ticket scam in Paris

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Hundreds have fallen victim to online ticket sales scams for upcoming Celine Dion concerts in Paris.

The Grammy-winning star's long-awaited return to the concert stage after years away from touring has unleashed massive pent-up demand for tickets.

Group-IB, a Singapore-based cybersecurity firm that works with the international police agency Interpol and others, and the Plenitude Arena both say they found an array of fraudulent websites that impersonated official ticketing platforms as well as the official sites for Dion and for the arena.