All posts belonging to the Security tag can be found in the list below.
Visa has acquired technology company Rambus’ payments and ticketing businesses to expand its security benefits of tokenisation beyond its cards to all transactions. Rambus, a US company that desi...
Tags: Payments, Rambus, Security, Tokenisation, Tokens, Transport, VisaOrganisers of the African Cup of Nations in Egypt believe the digital ticketing system used for the event will help to keep fans safe ahead of kick off later today (Friday). The host country has an...
Tags: Africa Cup of Nations, Egypt, Fan ID, SecurityTicketmaster has been named in a £5m ($6.5m/€5.8m) lawsuit following the major data breach on its sites in the UK last year. The suit was filed by law firm Hayes Connor at the High Court in Live...
Tags: Data, Data Breach, Lawsuit, Security, TicketmasterTicketing sites should “be prepared” to defend against the 40 per cent of bad bots that are responsible for all ticketing website traffic, according to Distil Research Lab. The study, “How Bo...
Tags: Bots, Distil, SecurityThe e-ticketing systems of eight major airlines have been found to have vulnerabilities that could allow hackers to print out boarding passes. Mobile security firm Wandera published a report pointi...
Tags: Digital, e-ticketing, Encryption, Flights, Hack, SecurityBiometric identity company Clear has secured a new round of funding as it looks to further expand its platform, as well as its ticketing and airport security network. Clear signed a landmark deal w...
Tags: Biometric, Clear, ID, MLB, Security, Sports PartnershipPayment security solution Bluefin has linked up with venue management software firm Agile Ticketing Solutions. Under the agreement, Bluefin will provide its Point-to-Point Encryption (P2PE) sol...
Tags: Agile Ticketing, Bluefin, Payments, SecurityMajor changes in ticketing procedures are due to be implemented following a dangerous influx of ticketless fans during the Africa Cup of Nations game at Gambia’s Independence Stadium. During Gam...
Tags: Africa Cup of Nations, Gambia, Gate, Sales, Security, stadium, StampedeMore than 70 per cent of concert-goers would attend more live events if purchasing tickets online felt more secure, according to a new study by open-source blockchain ticketing platform Aventus. Th...
Tags: Aventus, Blockchain, Safety, scam, Secondary Market, Security, TechnologyThe Vivid Seats app has been found to have “critical vulnerabilities”, according to a report by the American Consumer Institute Center for Citizen Research (ACI) The security flaws are reported...
Tags: Apps, Mobile, Open Source Code, Security, Vivid Seats, Vulerability
