A group of hackers claimed this week to have stolen 1.3 terabytes of ticketmaster user data, including names, addresses and credit card information. Thousands of australians may have been caught up in a data breach affecting ticketing giant ticketmaster, with notorious hacker shinyhunters claiming to have stolen the personal data of 560.
Entertainment giant live nation has confirmed its ticketing subsidiary ticketmaster has been hacked. It’s said the group is attempting to sell 1.3 terabytes of customer data for $us500,000 ($752,000) on the dark web.
The Personal Details Of Thousands Of Australian Customers May Have Been Leaked In The Alleged Data Breach.
A hacker claims to have breached the data of more than 500 million ticketmaster customers around the world and is now reportedly trying to sell that data for $500,000.
Did Ticketmaster Have A Data Breach?
On may 27, 2024, a “criminal threat actor” offered what it alleged to be ticketmaster user data “for sale via the dark web,” according to live nation’s disclosure.
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The Personal Data Of Millions Of Ticketmaster Customers Is For Sale On The Dark Web, After The Company Was Allegedly Hacked.
Shinyhunters, the same hacker group behind last year's pizza hut australia breach, announced the sale on a dark web hacking forum, along with a sample of the data.
Notorious Hacker Group Shinyhunters Is Claiming To Have Hacked Ticketmaster, Stealing More Than 500 Million Customers' Sensitive Data.
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