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Ticketmaster parent Live Nation has acknowledged a data breach in a regulatory filing late Friday evening .
The company says it became aware of unauthorized activity on May 20th and launched an investigation.
It didn't provide specific details about the breach, how many people are affected, or what it’s doing.
A report by the security firm Hudson Rock claims bad actors breached their Snowflake cloud storage account.
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