lovestotravel
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Nah, you get told not too worry and Qantas don't need to do anything else......
I was pondering that in an earlier post.Has anyone called and asked what address, email address and phone number was in the data? We've moved in the last six months and I use a couple of email addresses and phone numbers
Sort of ditto after the Optus breach (which included my DL).I love a QF bash as much as anyone but I honestly couldn’t care less about this if I’m being honest. Been hacked several times before and in this day and age it will probably happen many more times.
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Yes, telling me which fields of data have been taken, is not enough to determine what action to take. We need to know what the actual information was - is it still current information or historical and previous information.Has anyone called and asked what address, email address and phone number was in the data? We've moved in the last six months and I use a couple of email addresses and phone numbers
The website FAQ was updated on Wednesday to say this ability is supposed to be coming by the end of the week (today?)
QANTAS Cyber Incident
Tier, Points and Status Credits could be a concern as it could help hone in on “high value” or “active” accounts and put them more at risk of being targeted.As far as I am concerned, Tier, Points Balance, and Status Credits are of little concern since that content is fluid and not what would be considered PII data. But it’s the combination of Name, Address, Date of Birth, Phone number which are a serious breach of protecting Personally Identifiable Information.
Tier, Points and Status Credits could be a concern as it could help hone in on “high value” or “active” accounts and put them more at risk of being targeted.
Tier, Points and Status Credits could be a concern as it could help hone in on “high value” or “active” accounts and put them more at risk of being targeted.
Just received the email with the full deck.
Same here with the latest email - the whole lot given away.
Friday is known as “take out the trash day”.
It’s the day PR operatives typically release bad news.