Hackers Threaten Australian Airlines and Dump Customer Records Online
Hackers have dumped over 5 million Qantas customer records on clear and dark web leak sites.
The hacking group, Scattered LAPSUS$ Hunters, published the data after initial confusion among the group.
Hate to bring down thousands or more people waiting on these leaks that is approaching very soon, we are currently re-conducting the selection process of companies that’ll be leaked.
- Over 150 gigabytes of Qantas customer data were published on leak sites.
- The group's darknet leak site and a new clear-web site were used to publish the data.
Author's summary: Hackers dump Qantas customer records online.
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