Aviationa2Z Qantas Customers Targeted by Phishing Scams for Loyalty Points
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Qantas has reported a rise in phishing scams aimed at customers' unused loyalty points, resulting in losses of $31.1 million across Australia, with individual victims averaging losses of nearly $2,000. Scammers are using fake messages to lure customers into clicking links promising rewards like luxury prizes and claiming unused travel credits.
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2026-02-08
Qantas reports new phishing scams targeting loyalty points
2026-02-10
Qantas confirms total losses from scams reach $31.1 million
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