"In July, DataBreaches reported that Qantas had obtained a preliminary injunction prohibiting the publication of any customer data stolen from it in a cyberattack by "persons unknown." Those defendants were served with the injunction via email and online means. Although Qantas did not reveal who signed the ransom note, ShinyHunters and Scattered Spider didn't hesitate to claim responsibility and stated that they would not be deterred by any injunction."
"One of those 39 targets on the leak site is Qantas Airways. In the listing on the leak site, the threat actors claim to have 153 GB of Qantas Airways data, consisting of over 5M+ records with personally identifiable information. The summary provides some statistics and a description of the kinds of data types in the leak: We possess: - Full Name - Email Address - Phone Number - Residence Addresses - Date of Birth - Frequent Flyer Numbers"
Qantas obtained a preliminary injunction barring publication of customer data stolen in a cyberattack and served the unknown defendants via email and online means. ShinyHunters and Scattered Spider claimed responsibility and publicly stated they would not be deterred by the injunction. The threat actors later published court files via a Telegram channel, which was banned but likely already distributed. Scattered LAPSUS$ Hunters launched a leak site threatening Salesforce and listing 39 targets, including Qantas, and claimed 153 GB and over 5 million records containing names, emails, phones, addresses, dates of birth and frequent flyer numbers. Sample personally identifiable data was provided on the leak site.
Read at DataBreaches.Net
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