Ticketmaster data breach compromised information of 560 million consumers alone, exposing them to an increased risk of identity theft, financial fraud.
Customers impacted by a massive Ticketmaster data breach are only being offered one-year of TransUnion credit monitoring membership, despite lawsuits alleging cybersecurity failures exposed sensitive customer information.
Hundreds of millions of consumers are now worried that they may be victims of identity theft and fraud as a result of the massive Ticketmaster data breach.
Lawyers are reviewing Ticketmaster class action lawsuits for individuals who had their personal information stolen due to the Snowflake data breach. See if you qualify for an Ticketmaster class action…
U.S. JPML has been asked to create a new multidistrict litigation (MDL) for all Snowflake data breach lawsuits being pursued throughout the federal court system, which may have impacted hundreds of millions of individuals.
Data breach lawsuit alleges cloud-based server security failures resulted in multiple breaches, which compromised the financial and personal information for millions of individuals throughout the U.S.
In recent months, both Ticketmaster and AT&T have faced growing litigation over separate data breaches, claiming the companies failed to adequately protect consumers' private information.
Lawsuit alleges that the massive Ticketmaster data breach occurred because the company failed to take the proper steps to protect customers' personal data
The same hacker group claimed responsibility for an AT&T data breach that released more than 70 million customers' information on the Dark Web.
