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A notorious group of hackers allegedly gained access to names, addresses, email addresses, phone numbers, and partial credit card data. Here’s what to know. Ticketmaster’s bad month may be getting even worse. A hacking group that calls itself ShinyHunters has claimed to have completed a Ticketmaster hack, bypassing the ticket service’s security measures to steal the personal data of 560 million users.

Colorado’s law goes further by allowing much denser development, mirroring locally adopted and highly effective transit-oriented development laws in Minneapolis and Los Angeles. In recent years, Colorado has been a poster child for the U. S. housing crisis. Previously, a relatively affordable state, it has seen home prices increase nearly sixfold over the past three decades, outstripping even Florida and California.

It is the latest international operation aimed at disrupting malware and ransomware operations Police coordinated by the European Union’s justice and police agencies have taken down computer networks responsible for spreading ransomware via infected emails, in what they called the biggest ever international operation against the lucrative form of cybercrime. The European Union’s judicial cooperation agency, Eurojust, said Thursday that police arrested four “high value” suspects, took down more than 100 servers and seized control of over 2,000 internet domains.

The efforts in California—home to many of the world’s biggest AI companies—could pave the way for AI regulations across the country. As corporations increasingly weave artificial intelligence technologies into the daily lives of Americans, California lawmakers want to build public trust, fight algorithmic discrimination and outlaw deepfakes that involve elections or pornography.

HYBE’s case follows calls by BTS fans to better protect the group against malicious rumours amid an ongoing internal dispute with a sub-label. Entertainment group HYBE, home to K-pop group BTS, has asked a U. S. court to compel social media platform X to reveal the identity of a user it accuses of defamation and harassment, according to a court filing reviewed by Reuters.

If shareholders vote to pay Musk, it will likely set off another legal challenge. Tesla shareholders will vote on June 13 to ratify Elon Musk’s $56 billion pay package, which a Delaware judge voided in January because she found he improperly controlled the process. They will also be asked to approve moving the company’s legal home to Texas from Delaware.