Australian airline company, Qantas, has revealed that it suffered a sophisticated cyberattack that affected over 5.7 million ...

Most customers' names, emails and frequent flyer details were stolen. But so too was this personal data, the company said.

It starts with a call from someone claiming to be your bank. They know your name. They know your bank. They even know your credit card number. There's been "unusual activity" on your account, they say ...

Hackers compromised names, addresses, email address, phone numbers, and other information pertaining to Qantas customers.

Personal information of 5.7 million customers was accessed in a major cyber breach, confirmed Australian carrier Qantas ...

Australian airline Qantas has shared more details on the recent cybersecurity incident that affected the company.

Qantas has confirmed that nearly six million customers have had their personal data compromised in a recent breach.

It starts with a call from someone claiming to be your bank. They know your name, your bank, even know your credit card ...

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Qantas says not all customers impacted by a cyber attack on their database have been updated about the sort of information ...

Ritual apologies after data breaches only go so far. We need better laws to stop these incidents happening at all.