What would be really handy is a generic ticket app, that can download and display digital tickets for events, travel services etc. Regardless of what they're for, or how they were booked.
See Tickets, owned by Vivendi Ticketing, disclosed a data breach for the second time in the past 12 months. Hackers inserted malicious code into its checkout pages and were able to access debit/credit card numbers along with password, pin, security codes for more than 320,000 customers
🎫 In 2014 Phil Hutcheon started a concert ticketing business called Dice. The idea was to sell tickets in a way that would support artists and venues while giving punters a fair deal. It's almost impossible to resell tickets bought through Dice for more than you paid for them.
Here's a fascinating half-hour chat with founder Phil Hutcheon. Gap Finder on BBC Sounds https://bbc.in/45IRJWy
Today in admin news: A certain berlin club had the brilliant idea to automatically send out abuse notices whenever fail2ban notices unsuccessful login attempts in their IMAP logs. Our university chair just got their internet turned off because the uni's central IT got startled by a flood of abuse reports against our IP space. Guess what: Someone here who once held a now deleted mail account at the club still had it set up in their thunderbird, which dutifully tried to poll the inbox every 10min.
I'm more pissed off by #RogueISP|s that refuse to react to duely-made and legitimate #abuse reports.
For example, #GoDaddy literally harbours most of the #Spammers I've to deal with since they don't even bother to react to #AbuseReports at all and instead sent automated replies from a #NoReply adress telling that they won't do jack shite - even if one goes through their arcane #ticketing system to refile as demanded.