Chilling group makes contact with Qantas
Qantas has provided a disturbing update on a major data breach after cybercriminals hacked into the data of millions.
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Cyber hacker contacts Qantas
Qantas and the AFP are seeking to validate contact from alleged cyber hacker in relation to an attack on a customer database storing details of 6 million people.
Vanessa Hudson’s ‘great regret’ over Qantas cyber attack
Qantas CEO Vanessa Hudson has cut short her euro summer holiday to tackle a novel crisis for the airline, a major cyber attack believed to be from a known criminal hacker group.
No sign of ransom demands after Qantas hack
Hackers or criminals trying to ransom stolen Qantas data have not contacted the airline following this weeks massive data breach.
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Eye-watering sum Qantas saved after sackings
The airline was faced with a “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity” to save millions each year after illegally sacking workers.
Lack of domestic competition making Qantas and Virgin rich
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Qantas ‘deeply sorry’ for ‘appalling act’
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Aussies stranded by travel company collapse: What it means
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Game changing feature in Aussie lounge
Qantas has revealed a surprise aesthetic design theme inside a brand new lounge which will be an experience for passengers like “nothing else”.
Qantas announces new international route
Qantas will relaunch international flights from a major Aussie city with direct flights to a cosmopolitan Pacific city and a connecting hop to New York City.
United Airlines says ‘heat around tariffs’ easing
The CEO of the world’s biggest airline says Donald Trump’s tariffs are designed to bring high quality jobs back to the US and any negative impact will be short-lived.
How United Airlines plans to woo wealthy passengers
The biggest airline operating between the US and Australia is reducing the number of seats on its new Boeing 787s in a bold bid to attract more premium customers with privacy doors, ottomans and playing cards.
‘Like being on your couch’: Air New Zealand unveils new look
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