Frustration is mounting among Qantas customers after they were made aware that their names and addresses are up for grabs on the dark web.

The stolen data of 5.7 million customers was released over the weekend after cybercrime collective Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters did not receive the ransom it demanded.

Ebe Ganon is one of the airline customers who was caught up in the cyber incident.

"I still haven't had any communication directly from Qantas about what's happened, and that's really frustrating as someone who often doesn't have a lot of choice," she told the ABC.

"At this point, my only options are really to pay for monthly identity monitoring myself, and that in itself is costly; it's also quite anxiety-provoking.

" It creates yet another mess that individuals have to clean up b

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