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Personal data of nearly six million Qantas customers leaked in security breach

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Qantas is facing scrutiny after hackers followed through with their ransom threat by posting the stolen data of nearly six million customers on the dark web. It has sparked a renewed warning by experts that large scale cyber-attacks like this are on the rise.
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