Qantas has filed court action in a bid to stop the compromised data of millions of customers being accessed or released following a recent cyber attack.

Qantas has gone to court to stop the personal data of millions of customers being released by the group behind the recent cyber attack.

Qantas has filed court action in a bid to stop the compromised data of 5.7 million customers being accessed or released following a cyber attack.

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The Qantas flight was pushed to the following morning after the airline said the jet bridge “made contact” with a plane ...