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Qantas cyberattack: Airline says scammers active but systems secure
Qantas says it will soon be able to alert customers to specific data stolen in this week’s cyberattack. “We are aware of reports of scammers impersonating Qantas,” the airline said this morning. “We recommend customers remain alert for unusual communications claiming to be from Qantas or requesting personal information or passwords.
Qantas have provided an update after millions of Australians’ personal data - including names, birth dates, and contact information - was exposed in a shock cyber attack.
Millions of Qantas customers may have had data stolen in a cyberattack on a third-party platform, with names, emails and ...
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Qantas Becomes Latest Victim of a CyberattackJust a few days after the Federal Bureau of Investigation warned that a cybercriminal organization called Scatter Spider was ...
Qantas revealed it has not been contacted by anyone claiming to have customers’ personal information after the airline was ...
WestJet, Hawaiian Airlines and Qantas have confirmed attacks by the prolific hacking group known as Scattered Spider.
The airline says it alerted IT and call-centre staff, warning them to be on the lookout for suspicious activity, after two US ...
The cyberattack is a setback for both Qantas and Hudson, who took over as the airline’s CEO in late 2023 following the abrupt ...
Qantas has been hit by a cyberattack that captured data from a system containing information on six million of its customers.
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