Published 16 days ago

Qantas: Airline investigates after app lets customers see strangers' data

Qantas resolved the problem three hours after discovery and apologized to customers. There was no hint of a cyber security incident.
Investigations revealed a technology issue potentially linked to recent system changes caused the problem. Qantas assured no cyber security breach occurred.

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BBC News

Qantas: Australian airline investigates possible privacy breach on app

The airline says it is investigating reports that customers can view other passengers' personal information.

16 days ago·United Kingdom

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Sydney Morning Herald

Qantas says issue that exposed customer data to others has been resolved

The software issue gave customers access to the personal information and accounts of other people.

16 days ago·Sydney, Australia

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CNBC

Privacy breach at Australian airline Qantas gives access to other customers' details

Some customers using the Qantas app on Wednesday were shown the name, flight details and loyalty status of other passengers.

16 days ago·United States

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ABC Australia

Qantas fixes data breach after passengers' personal details shared

Qantas resolves an issue with its app that allowed customers to view the details of other passengers, including names and upcoming flight plans.

16 days ago·Australia

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News

Qantas investigating app ‘privacy breach’

Qantas is investigating an error with its mobile app that reportedly resulted in customers receiving other people’s boarding passes.

16 days ago

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WION

Qantas app glitch exposes customer data, airline investigating issue

The Australian airline, Qantas is investigating a data breach within their app. This issue allowed users to access the personal information of other customers, including names, frequent flyer details, and even boarding passes. Qantas said it fixed the problem about three hours after it was discovered, and apologised to customers. There was "no indication of a cyber security incident", Qantas added.

16 days ago·Noida, India

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