Qantas confirms personal data of over a million customers leaked

How can we stay safe after data breaches? Step 1 is to change the cybersecurity laws

Moor Studio / Getty ImagesLast week, Australian airline Qantas announced cyber attackers had accessed personal data about some of its customers. The company later confirmed that 5.7 million customer records were involved. The attackers targeted an offshore IT call centre, which enabled them to gain access to a third-party system. The airline contacted affected customers shortly after the announcement, and sent a follow-up email a week later. The…

Flew Qantas Recently? Hackers May Have Stolen Your Data

The Australian airline says hackers looted data on 5.7 million customers, including names, email addresses and phone numbers. But what was stolen will vary depending on user.

Qantas reveals the massive extent of the data stolen in last week's ...

Qantas confirms data breach impacts 5.7 million customers

Australian airline Qantas has confirmed that 5.7 million people have been impacted by a recent data breach, in which threat actors stole customers' data.

Qantas Contacted by Hackers Responsible for Data Breach Affecting Millions of Customers

The cyber incident was discovered on June 30, and is believed to have compromised the data of up to 6 million customers.

Qantas tells customers what data was stolen during break-in

: Plus: Confirms less serious data points like meal preferences also leaked