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TX: C3 Presents warns of data breach

Posted on August 15, 2014 by Dissent

Gary Dinges reports:

Austin-based C3 Presents, the company behind the Austin City Limits Music Festival, Lollapalooza and concerts at dozens of Austin-area music venues, confirmed Friday that it is the victim of what executives are calling a “small security breach.”

The breach, which occurred after an internal server was stolen in June, does not impact customers who have purchased tickets to concerts and other events produced by C3 Presents, according to a written statement provided to the American-Statesman.

The stolen server did, however, have information on “present and former employees, independent contractors, and some third parties.”

Read more on Statesman.

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