Details of 560 million Ticketmaster customers are stolen in data leak - as hackers issue huge ransom demand Ticketmaster customers affected by massive global hack Not clear how many Aussie customers have been impacted READ MORE: Star punters' details exposed in massive legal hack By Emma Kirk For Nca Newswire Published: 14:12 BST, 29 May 2024 | Updated: 14:12 BST, 29 May 2024 e-mail View comments Up to five million Ticketmaster customers in Australia and New Zealand could be affected by a massive global hack of the popular ticket-selling platform. Dark web group Shiny Hunters has allegedly stolen the personal information of 560 million people who have used Ticketmaster or its parent company Live Nation worldwide. The notorious hacking group is demanding a ransom of $US500,000 ($750,000) on the dark web.
It is not yet known if Australians are caught up in the data breach but there are believed to be more than five million Ticketmaster and Live Nation customers in Australia and New Zealand alone. Dark web group Shiny Hunters has allegedly stolen the personal information of 560 million people who have used Ticketmaster or its parent company Live Nation worldwide The notorious hacking group is demanding a ransom of $US500,000 ($750,000) on the dark web (pictured) The group claim to have stolen names, addresses, contact details, credit card information, ticket orders, credit card details and fraud information. Read More EXCLUSIVE How a hardworking mum lost thousands after falling .
