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Qantas says a “vishing” attack on a Manila call centre operator is behind a major cyber security breach involving the personal details of six million airline customers.

Eric Johnston says the massive Qantas cyber hack is yet another wake-up call , with big Australian businesses now well and truly on the radar of global crooks looking to exploit corporate weak points.

Meanwhile, Domino’s Pizza has lost its chief executive after seven months, leaving its company restructure and share price in disarray as investors worry about the future direction of the pizza chain.

Vesna Poljak
Business Editor
The markets


Commentary
Albanese must step up to protect Aussies after Qantas hack
By JARED LYNCH
Technology Editor
After dismissing a cyber attack on super funds, the Prime Minister must finally step up to protect Australians after hackers hit Qantas, exposing six million customers to online cr...
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