BBC news, Sydney
RabauseQantas contacted customers after a cyber attacks their third party customer clatform.
On 30 June, the Australian Airline found “unusual activity” on a platform used in the contact center to store the data of six million people, email numbers, frequent flyer numbers.
In detecting violation, Qantas took “immediate steps and included the system”, according to a statement.
The company further inspects the whole breach, but says it is looking forward to the proportion of data stolen “important”.
It assures the public that Passport details, credit card details and personal financial information are not held in the broken system, and the passwords of the Passwords or Passwords or Numbers of Passwords or Passwords.
Qantas announced the Australian Federal Police in violation, as well as the Cyber Security Center and Office of the Australian Information Commissioner.
“We sincerely apologize to our customers and we know that the uncertainty it is important,” says Qantas Group CEO Vaesessa Hudson.
He asked customers to call the dedicated support line if there were concerns, and confirmed that there was no effect on Qantas operations.
The cyber attack is the latest in a string of Australian data this year, with AustralianUper and nine media suffering an important leak in the past few months.
On March 2025, the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) office releases statistics revealing that 2024 is the worst year for data disrupts in 2018.
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MS urges business and government agencies to set security measures and data protection measures, and highlighted private and public sectors vulnerable to cyber attacks.
