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Cyber criminals steal millions of personal records in Latitude data breach

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14 million people in Australia and New Zealand have had personal records stolen after a cyber attack on a buy-now-pay-later service. Latitude Financial Services has apologised for the breach, calling it a 'distressing development' for many of its customers.
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