Hackers Threaten Australian Airlines and Dump Customer Records Online
The hacking group, Scattered LAPSUS$ Hunters, has published over 5 million Qantas customer records on the dark web and clear web leak sites.
“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.
The group had initially experienced confusion, but eventually released the data, which includes over 150 gigabytes of customer information.
- Over 5 million customer records were dumped online
- 150 gigabytes of data were published on leak sites
- The hacking group is behind dozens of Salesforce-related compromises
Author's summary: Hackers dump Qantas customer records online.
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