Millions of Latitude customers impacted by cyber-attack could receive payments from potential class action
Millions of Latitude customers, whose sensitive data was leaked during a cyber attack, could be eligible for payments from a potential class action. The consumer finance company revealed earlier this week that 14 million Australian and New Zealand customers were exposed after personal records were stolen from its systems by hackers. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Millions of Latitude customer s could receive payments from potential class action . Watch the latest News on Channel 7 or stream for free on 7plus >> The attack , detected earlier this month, snared 7.9 million drivers licences, about 53,000 passport numbers and an additional 6.1 million records, including names, addresses, telephone numbers and dates of birth. Now, Australian firm Hayden Stephens and Associates have launched an investigation which could lead to a class action against the company. The lawyers will examine how the breach was able to happen and whether the company did enough to protect customers’ personal in