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

Qantas has filed court action in a bid to stop the compromised data of 5.7 million customers being accessed or released following a cyber attack.

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Australian airline Qantas on Wednesday confirmed that personal data of 5.7 million customers was compromised in a cyberattack ...

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

Hundreds of Qantas passengers who were stranded in Singapore for days after their flight to Sydney was repeatedly delayed, in a debacle complicated by earlier damage to another Qantas plane, are on ...