We have actual bought LV in a couple of countries as well as Australia. Just asked husband whether he had to provide his passport when shopped in Australia he says no , admittedly it was some years ago and fortunately he has a new passport now, but seriously another one that takes the date of birth . He had 9 ticks in the Qantas breach
I think it was part of the process of claiming a VAT refund in the UKThanks - found it:
Qantas Data Breach Representative Complaint
Maurice Blackburn has made a representative complaint to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) against Qantas for a breach of the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) over a major customer data breach involving millions of Qantas customers. The complaint alleges that Qantas breached...www.mauriceblackburn.com.au
Also, finally, a cybersecurity hack that I am NOT involved in.
Louis Vuitton Australia has been hacked - glad I can't afford to shop there. Apparently some customers even had their passport details stolen (weird they are holding this information in the first place):
While nobody liked this unauthorised access to data, its not a unicorn by any stretch.
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 about potential disruptions.www.foxbusiness.com
Surprising that Qantas responded at all considering it's track record of communicating.Qantas hack: Court documents reveal scope of communications between hackers and the Flying Kangaroo
A self-identified hacking “collective” made several attempts to open communications with Qantas before the airline responded.www.cyberdaily.au
Fascinating.Qantas hack: Court documents reveal scope of communications between hackers and the Flying Kangaroo
A self-identified hacking “collective” made several attempts to open communications with Qantas before the airline responded.
Did the hackers do a HUACA?
