Police Investigate: Disneyland Shuts Down Online Ticketing After 17,000 Park Tickets Stolen
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(Beijing=Yonhap News) Correspondent Han Jong-gu = An incident occurred in which approximately 17,000 electronic ticket QR codes were stolen from Hong Kong Disneyland's online reservation system, resulting in tickets...
Police Investigate: Disneyland Shuts Down Online Ticketing After 17,000 Park Tickets Stolen
Hong Kong Disneyland has been welcoming guests on Lantau Island since it opened on September 12, 2005. It may be one of Disney’s smaller castle parks, but it has plenty of standouts, from the Castle of Magical Dreams to World of Frozen, the first land themed to Arendelle at any Disney park. Like most theme […]
17,000 Hong Kong Disneyland ticket QR codes stolen, online sales suspended
Hong Kong Disneyland Resort has reported to police the theft of 17,000 ticket QR codes from its online ticketing system and suspended sales through its website, the South China Morning Post has learned. A source said on Saturday that an IT worker at the amusement park on Lantau Island had detected anomalies in the resort’s computer system, only to discover the QR code theft. Police have classified the case as access to a computer with a criminal…
17,000 Disney Tickets Stolen, Resort Suspends Sales and Hotel Bookings
Hong Kong Disneyland fans, this one’s important, especially if you’ve got a trip coming up. The Lantau Island park, home to the Castle of Magical Dreams and the first-ever World of Frozen land, runs on digital tickets just like most Disney parks today. You buy online, get a QR code, scan in, and go grab …
Disneyland Locks Down Online Sales After 17,000 Ticket Codes Stolen
There's a small moment at the start of every theme park day that most of us barely notice. You hold up your phone, a scanner beeps, the gate opens, and just like that, you're in. At Hong Kong Disneyland, that moment usually leads straight toward the Castle of Magical Dreams. Since opening on Lantau Island …
Hong Kong Disneyland denounced the theft of 17,000 QR ticket codes from its online sales system and stopped sales on its website. Police investigate computer access, detected after an IT worker noticed anomalies.
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