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Ticketmaster hack leads to massive leak of customer personal data

First reported · Last reported · 56 related reports

In May 2024, Ticketmaster customers' personal data was leaked in a hack, and the hackers claimed to have stolen data on 560 million people. Parent company Live Nation confirmed the hack and the theft of personal data. Customers were offered enrollment in a security service, and a class action was later pursued and a hacker involved pleaded guilty.

Key facts

Affected organization
Ticketmaster
Incident type
Data breach
Occurred / detected
Not confirmed
Scale of damage
Claimed leak of personal data of 560 million customers
Cause / method
Theft of customer personal data through hacking
Location
Other countries

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Timeline

  1. Claims emerged that hackers had stolen the personal data of 560 million Ticketmaster customers and were selling it online.
  2. Live Nation confirmed the Ticketmaster hack and the theft of personal data.
  3. The hackers demanded a ransom, using the data of 440,000 Taylor Swift concert ticket holders as leverage.
  4. Affected customers were offered enrollment in a security service.
  5. It emerged that a class action over the Ticketmaster data leak was being pursued.
  6. A Canadian hacker pleaded guilty in connection with the 2024 Ticketmaster hack and the Snowflake breach.

56 related reports

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