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Post by Deleted on Jun 28, 2018 5:17:50 GMT
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Post by Deleted on Jun 28, 2018 6:30:57 GMT
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Post by theatrefan77 on Jun 28, 2018 6:32:26 GMT
This is awful! I am affected by this from when I booked my Hamilton tickets. They have sent me the following email:
Data security incident by third-party supplier
On Saturday, June 23, 2018, Ticketmaster UK identified malicious software on a customer support product hosted by Inbenta Technologies, an external third-party supplier to Ticketmaster.
As soon as we discovered the malicious software, we disabled the Inbenta product across all Ticketmaster websites.
As a result of Inbenta’s product running on the Ticketmaster UK website, some of our customers’ personal or payment information may have been accessed by an unknown third-party.
We are contacting you because you purchased, or attempted to purchase, tickets between February and June 23, 2018 and therefore may have been affected by the Inbenta incident.
Forensic teams and security experts are working around the clock to understand how the data was compromised.
We are working with the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO), as well as credit card companies, banks and relevant authorities.
What we are doing:
Ticketmaster UK has established a dedicated website security.ticketmaster.co.uk to answer your questions about the Inbenta incident. You can also contact fan.help@ticketmaster.co.uk
As a precautionary measure, all notified customers will need to reset their passwords when they next log into their accounts
We are offering impacted customers a free 12 month identity monitoring service with a leading provider. To request this service please visit this page.
We recommend that you monitor your account statements for evidence of fraud or identity theft. If you are concerned or notice any suspicious activity on your account, you should contact your bank(s) and any credit card companies.
Ticketmaster understands the importance of your personal information. We take the protection of that information very seriously and we are sorry to have to write to you in these circumstances.
Faithfully,
The Ticketmaster Team
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Post by ellie1981 on Jun 28, 2018 10:24:17 GMT
I’ve definitely been hacked and my email address associated with TM has also been hacked with all of the security details changed too, so I can’t access Ticketmaster at all. Had a vague recommendation over the phone to request a change of email address and have to wait for a response. Spent the whole morning trying to sort it out with very little success.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 28, 2018 10:58:12 GMT
Yup, got the same email.
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Post by theatrefan77 on Jun 28, 2018 12:58:55 GMT
I couldn't access my Ticketmaster account with my previous password, so they sent me a new one. I can now access my account again and have requested the free 12 month identity monitoring service. I got the following reply:
'Thank you. We will be in touch within the next 3 working days with your redemption code'
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Post by ellie1981 on Jun 28, 2018 14:09:06 GMT
So annoyed at this especially at myself for keeping my TM account associated with a 20 year old Hotmail address that I use for nothing else. Microsoft have been the worst and I can’t recover the email account.
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Post by indis on Jun 28, 2018 17:18:54 GMT
if i don’t get a mail from ticketmaster i was not hacked?
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Post by Deleted on Jun 28, 2018 17:31:21 GMT
I got the following reply: 'Thank you. We will be in touch within the next 3 working days with your redemption code' I got the same. Interestingly I got the security breach email to one of my Ticketmaster accounts but not the other!
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Post by theatrefan77 on Jun 29, 2018 7:30:58 GMT
They say that your account could have been affected only if you have booked tickets between February and June
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Post by Deleted on Jun 29, 2018 7:46:31 GMT
Apparently the problem was caused because Ticketmaster took a customer support script from a third-party company and embedded that script in Ticketmaster's payment page, which they shouldn't have done because that breaches the secure payment environment. Someone subsequently tampered with that script so they could siphon off payment details as they were entered. That means it only affects people who used that payment page while the tampering was present, rather than the more common case of somebody getting into a database and stealing historical information as well.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 29, 2018 8:38:02 GMT
So here’s an idea - start a campaign for them to refund any booking fees for the affected period
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Post by viserys on Jun 29, 2018 9:27:12 GMT
Well, I'm apparently part of this club, too. I received the notification from Ticketmaster two days ago but told myself not to worry, as only few customers were -really- affected.
Now I got an e-mail and text message from my credit card company that they deactivated my credit card for safety reasons and are sending me a new one. I assume this has to do with the Ticketmaster stuff and someone trying shenanigans on my card. Highly annoying, especially since I used Ticketmaster only once during the period.
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Post by ellie1981 on Jun 29, 2018 10:29:20 GMT
Wonder how it will affect "Hamilton" which relies on stable card numbers to produce tickets on the night. I’ve finally managed to get back into my accounts. I have some future Hamilton bookings and they appear to still be live under the card numbers with which I booked, even though they've been removed from my saved numbers in the account. Some of those cards have been cancelled but I still have them physically so I don’t think it should affect it. I went this week and used my old debit card to get in with no issues.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 26, 2020 7:23:18 GMT
Ticketmaster appear to have decided that they aren't bothered if you suffered from their security breach. They were fined under the GDPR, so they figure that if your details were stolen before the GDPR came into effect then it's nothing to do with them.
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