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Financial Times · 11h

Qantas hit by cyber attack after FBI alert on Scattered Spider group

Qantas shares dropped 3.6 per cent after it revealed the hack on Wednesday. The airline is the latest Australian company to be affected by a cyber attack, with telecoms company Optus, healthcare provider Medibank Private, a number of Australian pension funds and port operator DP World all hit in the past three years.

The Hacker News · 1d

FBI Warns of Scattered Spider's Expanding Attacks on Airlines Using Social Engineering

Scattered Spider targets airlines with advanced social engineering and MFA bypass tactics. Industry must reassess identity verification.

New York Post on MSN · 1d

Mysterious international cyberhackers known as ‘Scattered Spider’ now targeting airline industry: FBI

Already notorious for disrupting major corporations on both sides of the Atlantic, the international cyberhackers are now fixed on the airlines, the feds said.

Scattered Spider shifts focus to airlines as strikes hit Hawaiian, WestJet — and now Qantas

Cybersecurity giants and the FBI warn that the notorious hacking group is now targeting the aviation sector with advanced ...

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FBI, cybersecurity firms say a prolific hacking crew is now targeting airlines and the transportation sector

The fresh wave of attacks targeting airlines comes soon after the hackers hit the U.K. retail sector and the insurance ...

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Notorious hacker group sets sights on airline industry in alarming security threat

Cybercriminal group Scattered Spider is targeting the airline industry, including Hawaiian Airlines, prompting FBI warnings ...

The Independent on MSN22h

Inside Scattered Spider: The notorious teen hacking group causing chaos online

The notorious teen hacking group causing chaos online - IN FOCUS: The group responsible for the M&S cyber attacks are now ...

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Qantas says 6 million airline customers' data impacted by cyberattack

The Qantas airline company announced Wednesday that data belonging to six million of its customers has been hacked.

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