Ticketmaster

1 breach1,000 affected in allMediaticketmaster.com

Ticketmaster customer data stolen from Snowflake cloud database and offered for saleCredential stuffing exposed names, government IDs, emails, phone numbers, addresses and payment cards. Reported to the California AG.Credential stuffing1,000 affectedMediaUSMay 31, 2024

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records_basis2026-09-25

Ticketmaster, 2024-05-31organization

records2026-09-25

Ticketmaster, 2024-05-311000

source2026-09-25

Ticketmaster, 2024-05-31https://ago.vermont.gov/document/2024-07-05-ticketmaster-data-breach-notice-consumers

campaign2026-09-25

Ticketmaster, 2024-05-31snowflake-2024

sector2026-09-25

Ticketmaster, 2024-05-31media

attack2026-09-25

Ticketmaster, 2024-05-31credential-stuffing

data_types2026-09-25

Ticketmaster, 2024-05-31["names","government-id","emails","phone","addresses","payment-card"]

disclosed2026-09-25

Ticketmaster, 2024-05-312024-05-31

summary2026-09-25

Ticketmaster, 2024-05-31Live Nation told the SEC it found unauthorized activity on May 20, 2024 in a third-party cloud database holding mostly Ticketmaster data, and a criminal offered the alleged user data for sale on May 27. The database was hosted on Snowflake;

title2026-09-25

Ticketmaster, 2024-05-31Ticketmaster customer data stolen from Snowflake cloud database and offered for sale

domain2026-09-25

Ticketmasterticketmaster.com

data_types2026-09-25

Ticketmaster, 2024-05-31["names","government-id"]

attack2026-09-25

Ticketmaster, 2024-05-31hacking

disclosed2026-09-25

Ticketmaster, 2024-05-312024-06-22

discovered2026-09-25

Ticketmaster, 2024-05-312024-05-23

Added2026-09-25

Ticketmaster, 2024-05-31

Added2026-09-25

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