Riskified Head of Market Intelligence Eyal Elazar joined Good Day DC to discuss how fans can protect themselves from falling victim to purchasing fake tickets. Referee threatened to award ...

Motives Police officials have identified several reasons as to why individuals resort to using fake tickets, driven by a mix of personal circumstances and criminal intent. In some cases ...

PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - A Portland woman is part of a class action lawsuit against StubHub for selling fake tickets to the musical Wicked, which was on tour at the Keller Auditorium from Oct. to ...

An Oregon high school got an award Tuesday for its commitment to providing inclusive sports programs to students of all abilities. Portland police are looking for FOX 12's Most Wanted after ...

Listen to new must-hear songs from emerging R&B/hip-hop artists like 4Fargo, Bryant Barnes and THEY. 2025 is only three weeks old and the rap world is in full-swing. Outside of the headlines ...

Hackers are once again abusing Google ads to spread malware, using a fake Homebrew website to infect Macs and Linux devices with an infostealer that steals credentials, browser data, and ...

Security personnel at Kempegowda International Airport caught a private firm employee entering the premises with a fake ticket on Sunday. The accused, Syed Abdul Subhan, 33, a resident of Bharati ...

Imagine Dragons recycles its formula of ambiguous storylines in an effort to focus on the band, while the end result bores viewers. New music video “Believer” by the Imagine Dragons depicts a “fight” ...

These tokens represent a sample size of the mass of fake tokens entering the market. Security firm Blockaid found that the number of malicious tokens launched with “Trump” in their name spiked ...

Fake tickets are a common risk on ticket resale websites. At issue in the case of Amy Hoffman, however, is StubHub’s FanProtection money-back guarantee. On Oct. 27, the lawsuit says, Amy Hoffman ...

However, the rise of podcasts has also led to a new trend of “fake podcasts”. In some cases, these are a trivial marketing strategy. In others, they are a deceptive form of misinformation.