澳洲航空证实遭网络攻击后客户信息被泄露

Core Points - Australian airline Qantas confirmed that personal data of 5.7 million customers was leaked following a cyber attack earlier this year [1] - The data breach primarily involved names, email addresses, and frequent flyer membership information, while sensitive information such as credit card details, personal financial information, and passport information remained unaffected [1] - The cyber attack was part of a broader incident affecting 39 companies, linked to a hacker group that threatened to release stolen data unless a ransom was paid [1] Company Response - Qantas has notified all affected customers about the types of data that were compromised [1] - The airline has implemented a ban to prevent any unauthorized access, viewing, disclosure, use, transmission, or publication of the stolen data [1] - Qantas is collaborating closely with the Australian government and law enforcement agencies in response to the incident [1]