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Qantas releases statement regarding cyber incident

Tony Lee by Tony Lee
27 August 2025
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Qantas Airways has issued a statement regarding a significant cyber incident that has impacted its operations and customer data. The airline confirmed that it has been responding to a security breach, which has raised concerns about the safety and privacy of customer information.

According to the statement, Qantas is working closely with cybersecurity experts to investigate the breach and assess its implications. “We are taking this incident very seriously and have engaged leading cyber security experts to assist with our investigations and response,” the statement read. The airline reassured customers that it is prioritising their security and is committed to keeping them informed as more information becomes available.

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As part of its response, Qantas has implemented additional security measures to prevent further breaches and is urging customers to monitor their accounts for unusual activity. “We encourage our customers to be vigilant and to report any suspicious activity to us immediately,” the airline added.

This incident comes amidst increasing concerns about cybersecurity threats facing businesses globally. Qantas has faced challenges in recent years, and this latest incident adds to the scrutiny surrounding the airline’s operational resilience.

Customers seeking further information or assistance regarding their accounts can visit Qantas’s dedicated customer service portal. The airline has committed to providing updates on the situation as investigations continue.

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Tony Lee is a senior journalist reporting on data, privacy, security and compliance. He is interested in how technology, regulation and consumer rights intersect in an increasingly digital world.

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