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Ticketmaster's data security incident. According to Ticketmaster's website, the company "discovered unauthorized activity on an isolated cloud database hosted by a third-party data services provider."
The playbook is typically the same: Ticketmaster customers purchase tickets to see their favorite artists, only to later receive an email saying their tickets were transferred out of their online ...
The confirmation of the Ticketmaster data-security breach comes a little over a week after the Justice Department sued Live Nation on antitrust grounds on May 23, seeking to break up the company ...
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Some Ticketmaster users are encountering a mysterious situation where expensive concert tickets they purchased are getting transferred out of their accounts without their permission.. According to ...
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