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Qantas and multiple airlines hit by Amadeus cyber breach

Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 2 Nov, 00:32 · Archive

Qantas and several major airlines have been affected by a cyber security breach at travel technology company Amadeus.

Qantas and several major airlines have been caught up in a cyber security breach affecting Spanish travel technology company Amadeus, which provides systems for global airlines, hire car companies and hotels.

An unauthorised agent potentially accessed data about passenger reservations and booking information. The airlines affected include Japan Airlines, ANA, Cathay Pacific and Korean Air, alongside Qantas. Amadeus said it contained the issue in September.

A Qantas spokesperson said there was 'no impact to Qantas systems or databases which remain secure'. Amadeus stated there was no evidence that payment records or financial data had been accessed. Qantas has notified the Australian Cyber Security Centre and the Office of National Cyber Security about the incident.

Qantas and multiple airlines hit by Amadeus cyber breach
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In this story: Qantas · Amadeus · Japan Airlines · ANA · Cathay Pacific · Korean Air

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