The company is offering credit monitoring services at no charge to those affected.
SAN DIEGO — In April, a third party organization that stored the data of Ticketmaster users was hacked and information was stolen from over 500 million users. CBS 8 spoke with cybersecurity expert David Wolf about the breach and what users should do to protect their information.
“If I had a credit card stored in my Ticketmaster account I’m going in and deleting it and replacing it with a new one,” said Wolf.
If you were one of the users affected, you should be receiving a notice in the mail letting you know ways you can monitor your accounts.
In the letter sent to customers Ticketmaster says, “We have been diligently investigating this incident with the assistance of outside experts and additionally taken a number of technical and administrative steps to further enhance the security of our …