Hackers leak Qantas customer data after ransom refusal
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The hackers who targeted Qantas have followed through on their threat, reportedly releasing the personal data of more than five million customers after the airline refused to pay the ransom they demanded.
Breakdown
- Hackers released personal data of over 5 million Qantas customers after a ransom demand was refused.
- The leaked data includes names, email addresses, frequent flyer numbers, and in some cases, addresses, birthdates, and phone numbers. 23s
- Qantas stated that passport numbers and financial details were not compromised. 28s
- The breach was linked to third-party provider Salesforce, also affecting other major companies. 46s
- Qantas is working with cybersecurity experts and advises customers to remain vigilant and verify contacts. 1m 13s