Ticketmaster: Taylor Swift ticket sales disrupted by bot-driven attack

By Habiba Rashid
Joe Berchtold, president of Ticketmaster’s parent company, Live Nation, claims that despite the cyber attack, hackers were not able to illegally obtain any tickets in the November 2022 incident.
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Live Nation blames bots and an ‘attack’ for Taylor Swift fiasco

The company blamed a “bot attack” for crippling ticket sales for the Swift tour as it defends accusations of anti-competitive behavior.

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10 Things You Might Not Know About Cyber Essentials

 

IASME delivers Cyber Essentials on behalf of UK NCSC

By Sam Jones | Cyber Tec Security and Dave Whitelegg
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Ticketmaster Coughs Up $10 Million Fine After Hacking Rival Business

Several Ticketmaster executives conspired a hack against a rival concert presales firm, in attempt to ‘choke off’ its business. Continue reading Ticketmaster Coughs Up $10 Million Fine After Hacking Rival Business

Ticketmaster hacked a rival and now it’s paying $10m fine for it

By Deeba Ahmed
Ticketmaster illegally accessed its competitor’s computer systems to ‘choke off’ the victim’s business. It’s now paying $10 million in fine.
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Tickemaster pays $10M fine to settle charges of using stolen passwords to spy on rival company

One of the biggest brands in the music and events business, Ticketmaster, has agreed to pay a $10 million fine for “computer intrusion and fraud offenses” after employees used stolen credentials to spy on a competitor, according to the Department of Justice. The rival company didn’t know that one of its former employees had leaked logins to Ticketmaster, which used them to gather information in the mid-2010s about the competitor’s technology and other aspects of its business. “Ticketmaster employees repeatedly – and illegally – accessed a competitor’s computers without authorization using stolen passwords to unlawfully collect business intelligence,” said acting U.S. Attorney Seth D. DuCharme.  “Further, Ticketmaster’s employees brazenly held a division-wide ‘summit’ at which the stolen passwords were used to access the victim company’s computers, as if that were an appropriate business tactic.”  The feds don’t name the victim company, but it’s widely known to be Songkick. The investigation […]

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Cyber Security Roundup for December 2020

A roundup of UK focused Cyber and Information Security News, Blog Posts, Reports and general Threat Intelligence from the previous calendar month, November 2020.
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