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Travellers are being told to brace for an increase in airline scams after cyber criminals targeted millions of Qantas customers. Qantas has revealed millions of customer records were stolen earlier ...

Qantas says some of its New Zealand customers have had their personal data leaked onto the dark web. Australian media have reported that the personal data of 5.7 million Qantas customers was leaked.

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Cybercriminals have published 153GB of alleged Qantas customer data after the airline refused to co-operate with ransom demands. After exploiting a third-party call centre and gaining access to Qantas ...

Hackers have released Qantas customer data onto the dark web, realising the fears of millions of affected Australians who were first alerted to the significant cybersecurity incident in July. After a ...

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A cybersecurity expert has told the ABC that the personal data of Qantas customers has been released on the dark web. Up to six million Qantas customer records were exposed in July during a cyber ...

Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters is understood to have uploaded more than 150 gigabytes of data to the dark web late Saturday, after database provider Salesforce refused to pay a ransom. The group had ...