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Eventbrite Facing Class Action Lawsuit Following Ticketfly “Cyber Incident”

Posted on October 10, 2018 by Dissent

Brittany Provost reports:

Back in May, we reported that the Eventbrite-owned ticketing service Ticketfly fell victim to a massive cyber attack. The attack ultimately affected 27 million users. Today, a woman named Shanice Kloss filed a class action lawsuit against the U.S.-based event management website.

Following the sudden attack that exposed millions of customers’ private information, including “names, addresses, emails, and phone numbers of Ticketfly fans”, Kloss is not taking the situation lightly. She claimed “consumer fraud and deceptive business practices, breach of contract, breach of implied contract and negligence,” in the lawsuit.

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