Ticketmaster customer info compromised after data breach

Information compromised in the data breach could include names, addresses and payment details

News By | 28 June 2018

Ticketmaster believes 5% of its customer base has been affected © Blogtrepreneur/Flickr

Ticketmaster customers have been warned that they could be at risk of identity theft after the company yesterday confirmed that data had been compromised after an extensive data breach.

The breach involved a malicious software on a customer support product hosted by an external third party supplier, Inbenta Technologies.

The product ran on Ticketmaster International, Ticketmaster UK, Get Me In and TicketWeb websites. Those potentially affected are UK customers who bought or attempted to buy tickets between February and 23 June…

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