Australian airline Qantas says millions of customers' data leaked online

Qantas hackers release data on 5.7 million customers

A hacking collective released the stolen data of 5.7 million Qantas Airlines customers on Saturday as the ransom deadline passed. Australia urges caution.

Major airline says customer data leaked after cyberattack

Australia's Qantas Airways said that it was one of several companies whose customer data was posted online following a July cyber incident that impacted millions of customers.The major airline said in a statement that it's working with cybersecurity experts to investigate what data was part of the release. The airline also said it has a court order in place to prevent the stolen data from being accessed, viewed, released, used, transmitted or pu…

Hackers leak data of 5m Qantas users, as payment deadline passes

The Australian government reiterated its position that it will not negotiate with cybercriminals or pay ransom demands. Read more: Hackers leak data of 5m Qantas users, as payment deadline passes

My Qantas data is on the dark web – now what do I do?

As Qantas’ cybersecurity team scrutinises the data found on the dark web, the airline is urging its customers to brace for a deluge of scams messages and calls.

Qantas data breach: Millions of customers’ data leaked online in major cyberattack, says Australian airline

No further breaches have taken place since and the company is cooperating with Australian security services.

Qantas Warns Customers to Stay Alert After Dark Web Data Leak

Millions of Australians are being warned to stay alert for scams and phishing attempts after a hacker released the personal information of 5.7 million Qantas customers on the dark web last week. The stolen data, taken in July from a third-party call centre linked to the airline, was part of a global cyberattack targeting more than 40 major companies, including Toyota, Disney, and IKEA. Qantas has urged the public to use two-factor authentication…