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Australia's Qantas confirms exposed data limited to basic information

( July 9, 2025, 02:49 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Australian airline Qantas has confirmed that most customer records compromised in last week's data breach were limited to names, email addresses, and/or Frequent Flyer numbers. In an update on its website, Qantas said that it has made progress in its forensic analysis of the customer data in the third-party system that was compromised, exposing data of six million customers. The airline said that there’s no evidence that any stolen data has been released anywhere. In a separate statement, the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner insisted that “at this point in time,” customers must contact Qantas first before making a complaint to the regulator.The statements from Qantas and the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner follow:...

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