Ticketmaster is facing a class action lawsuit over the massive data breach the company suffered from the hacker group ShinyHunters earlier this year. Several firms have filed class action suits ...

The BreachForums listing, which was created by a hacker group named ShinyHunters, describes a 1.3 TB database containing the ...

By Winston Cho In April, the hacker group ShinyHunters accessed Ticketmaster’s database. It harvested the full names, addresses, emails, phone numbers and credit card information on up to 560 ...

Customer data from over 560 million Ticketmaster users in the ShinyHunters hack. Ticketmaster and Live Nation have been hit by a massive data breach after a hack, according to reports. The hackers ...

THR credited the attack to the hacker group ShinyHunters, which exploited vulnerabilities with Ticketmaster’s third-party server host, Snowflake, and threatened to leak the info on the dark web ...

Notorious hacking group ShinyHunters has claimed to possess the stolen personal details of millions of the bank's customers and staff. The group is advertising the data for sale for $2 million on ...

A computer hacker who was part of a criminal gang that ... Frenchman Sebastien Raoult created fake login pages as part of the ShinyHunters hacking group, which were used to raid the personal ...

He also strategically loaded the system's memory with exploitable page tables to increase his chances of a successful hack and corrupt the memory address mappings. With a few extra steps ...

The company has a new logo, designed by Pentagram, that looks incredibly plain — especially compared to previous iterations of the logo that featured a rakish slant, two shades of blue ...

The hacker behind July's $230 million WazirX hack has nearly finished laundering the stolen funds, using Tornado Cash to obscure the transactions. Just $6 million worth of ether is left.

TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. WTF?! A well-known hacker has done the impossible. He got a stripped-down version of Linux to run on a 4-bit Intel chip from the early 1970s.

The call is part of a hacker’s attempt to take over your Gmail account. The hack also involves creating fake Gmail recovery emails and fake support emails meant to further convince the victim ...