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Core developers behind the notorious Lumma Stealer malware have been doxxed, with sensitive personal information leaked online. The operation has suffered significant disruptions including compromised Telegram accounts and reduced infrastructure activity, according to security analysts.
The development team behind Lumma Stealer, one of the most prominent information-stealing malware families, has been targeted in an extensive doxxing campaign that leaked sensitive personal information of core members, according to a Trend Micro analysis. The campaign, which occurred between August and October 2025, exposed passport numbers, bank account details, email addresses, and online profiles of five individuals allegedly responsible for malware development and administration.
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** Following a failed ransom demand, hackers leaked data of 5 million Qantas users. The breach exposed email addresses, phone numbers, and frequent flyer details. Australia reaffirmed its no-ransom policy. **CONTENT:**
In a significant cyberattack, hackers have leaked the personal data of five million Qantas customers after the airline and Australian government refused to meet a ransom demand. The breach, attributed to the group Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters, exposed email addresses, phone numbers, birth dates, and frequent flyer numbers, though financial and passport details remain secure according to recent analysis of the incident.
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