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Australian airline Qantas has confirmed that 5.7 million people have been impacted by a recent data breach, in which threat actors stole customers' data.

Cybercriminals hit Qantas in a major data breach that exposed information from up to six million customers. Airline data breaches are on the rise, putting millions of travelers at risk.

Qantas has started updating 5.7 million customers whose personal data was compromised during a cyber incident at one of its call centres based in Manila in the Philippines last week.

Qantas has confirmed that it is now being extorted by threat actors following a cyberattack that potentially exposed the data for 6 million customers.

Australian Airline Qantas Confirms Contact With Possible Hackers Hackers are claiming responsibility for the breach that saw the data of up to six million customers exposed.

Qantas Airways said a cybersecurity incident at one of its call centers exposed 6 million customer records, the second carrier in as many weeks to be the subject of a cyberattack.