Qantas hack results in theft of 6 million passengers’ personal data

Australian airline giant Qantas told Wednesday Experienced a violation of information At least six million passengers broke their personal information.

On June 30, the airline targeted one of the call centers on June 30 and has stolen customer information using systems, including names, email addresses, telephone numbers, birth and frequent flying numbers.

Qantas is the last weather line hacked in recent weeks belongs to the scattered spiderThe staff of hackers and tactics High master when entering the networks of large companies. Canadian airline Westjet broke information in June media report associated with the scattered spider. Hawaiian Airlines also exposed to information last week.

Google’s security section spoke to Techcrunch on Wednesday, TechCrunch was related to Hack Mountain Spider, but airlines warned the “high warning” for social engineering attacks.