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Ticketmaster

🇦🇺 Global (Australian & NZ customers affected) · Ticketmaster (Live Nation Entertainment) · Record AU-2024-0150
○ Reported — awaiting official confirmation
Reported — awaiting official confirmation. The facts below are drawn from the organisation's own disclosure and credible reporting. Figures are as reported; unknowns are labelled, not estimated by us.
People affected
Not disclosed
Breach date
2024-05
Regulator
OAIC (notified)
Trust tier
B · Reported

Data exposed

Names, contact details and some payment card information Company-confirmed

Confidence: Confirmed = regulator/court · Company-confirmed = the organisation's own disclosure · Media-reported = press. Figures without an official source are labelled, not estimated.

What happened

In May–June 2024 Ticketmaster disclosed a breach of a third-party cloud database (part of the wider Snowflake-related campaign that hit many companies), exposing customer information including names, contact details and some payment card data [ticketmaster]. Reporting put the global figure at around 560 million records; Ticketmaster confirmed Australian and New Zealand customers were among those affected [nswgov-tm]. The exact number of AU/NZ individuals was not officially quantified and is not estimated here.

Timeline

  • 2024-05 — Unauthorised access to a third-party cloud database [ticketmaster].
  • 2024-06 — Public disclosure; AU & NZ customers notified [ticketmaster] [nswgov-tm].

Current status

Disclosed; customers notified and monitoring advice issued by NSW authorities. Figures are as reported. [nswgov-tm]

Why it matters

A marquee example of the 2024 Snowflake campaign — a breach reached through a shared cloud platform, not Ticketmaster’s own core systems.