Australian consumer finance provider Latitude Financial said it believes 328,000 customers' identification documents were stolen during a sophisticated and malicious cyberattack.
Australian consumer finance provider Latitude Financial said it believes 328,000 customers’ identification documents were stolen during a sophisticated and malicious cyberattack. The firm said more than 100,000 copies of customers’ IDs plus 225,000 customer records were stolen in the hack.
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