Breach

Hackread reports U.S. ticket sales and distribution firm Ticketmaster has been confirmed by its parent firm Live Nation Entertainment to have been subjected to a data breach days after ShinyHunters commenced the sale of data from 560 million users allegedly stolen from the company's systems.

U.S. cloud storage firm Snowflake has repudiated a now-removed Hudson Rock report linking the service provider to the attacks against Ticketmaster and Santander Bank, which the ShinyHunters threat operation claimed to have resulted in the collective compromise of data from nearly 600 million individuals, according to The Record, a news site by cybersecurity firm Recorded Future.

UK public service broadcaster BBC had information from nearly 25,290 current and former employees exfiltrated following a data breach of its occupational pension scheme, which is one of the largest across the country, according to The Guardian.

U.S. ticket sales and distribution firm Ticketmaster was admitted to have been hacked by the ShinyHunters threat operation, which claimed to exfiltrate information from 560 million users part of a 1.3 TB database, according to Hackread.

The ransomware group claims to have information on at least 500,000 Christie’s clients.

TechCrunch reports that U.S. consumer-grade spyware app pcTattletale claimed to be hacked by a threat actor purporting to have exposed the app's internal data, including information stolen from its victims, to its website.

U.S. prescription management firm Sav-Rx had the data of more than 2.8 million individuals exfiltrated following a cyberattack in October, Security Affairs reports.