Compo Claim Alleges Qantas ‘Failed’ to Protect Info

Compo claim alleges Qantas ‘failed’ to protect info

A leading law firm has claimed Qantas “failed” to protect personal information after a system containing nearly six million accounts were compromised.

New compo push after Qantas cyber attack

A leading law firm has claimed Qantas “failed” to protect personal information after a system containing nearly six million accounts were compromised.

Why I've been up all night plotting revenge on Qantas

Opinoin: Qantas data breach compromises 5.7million customers, underscores need for stronger cybersecurity measures to protect sensitive information.

Qantas faces class action after 5.7M customers' data breached in cyber attack.

Qantas is facing a significant class action lawsuit after a devastating cyber attack on 30 June 2025 compromised the personal information of 5.7 million customers—nearly a quarter of Australia's population. Maurice Blackburn Lawyers filed the complaint with the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) on 17 July, marking one of the most significant data breaches in Australian corporate history. The breach occurred at a Qantas cal…

UAP breach: A case study in what not to do

Recent cyber incidents affecting Qantas and the United Australia Party – and its associated entities like Trumpets of Patriots – offer a startling contrast in crisis management.

6 Million Qantas Customers Affected By Data Breach Could Receive Compensation

An Australian class actions law firm is fighting for compensation from Qantas for millions of customers who had their data leaked in yet another Aussie privacy breach. On June 30, the airline confirmed cybercriminals had targeted an airline call centre and gained access to a customer servicing platform, with nearly six million customers being affected.  Maurice Blackburn Lawyers has now made a representative complaint to the Office of the A…