(Reuters) -A cyber criminal has made contact with Australia's Qantas following a data breach last week that exposed personal ...

Learn more about the security breach from Qantas that saw the personal data of up to six million customers exposed.

The Qantas breach appears to be isolated to a third-party contact center that the airline uses for customer service queries.

Qantas has confirmed that it is now being extorted by threat actors following a cyberattack that potentially exposed the data ...

Australian airline Qantas has revealed it has been contacted by a “potential cybercriminal” in relation to a massive breach ...

Qantas is working to verify the validity of a hacker who has contacted the airline, claiming to be behind a data breach ...

The cyberattack targeting the personal data of customers with Qantas is the latest in a string of breaches affecting millions ...

Qantas, the Australian airline, has confirmed contact with a suspected cyber criminal following a significant network attack ...

Australian airline Qantas has disclosed a cyberattack potentially comprising the data of 6 million customers.

Following the FBI warning, Qantas assured customers that the Scattered Spider breach did not leak any passport information.

A cybersecurity expert has lifted the lid on exactly what the Qantas data breach may mean for customers — and why three words could have a devastating impact. Qantas CEO Vanessa Hudson today ...