The Latest Breaking News from Latitude Financial

Supermarket giant Coles has confirmed it has been impacted by the Latitude Financial data breach, saying personal information used to issue historical Coles-branded credit cards has been stolen by a cyber criminal group.

Coles credit cards are the latest to be listed in the Latitude Financial data breach, which includes roughly 14 million customer records.

With confirmation that millions of personal data files were stolen in Latitude Financial's cyber hack, customers past and present are growing tired of the company's lack of communication.

The fallout from the cyber attack on non-bank lender Latitude Financial, which exposed the details of current and former customers, is continuing.

Latitude Financial says the details of 14 million consumers have been stolen – including nearly eight million driver's licence numbers.

Latitude Financial says the cybercrime detected last week affected more customers and applicants than its initial estimates of 330,000.

Latitude Financial has revealed that a cyber attack that hit the company last week is now under investigation by the Australian Federal Police (AFP). The company said on 16 March that it had detected unusual activity on its systems. Today, it confirmed that the activity is a sophisticated and malicious…

Personal details of Australians are feared to have been accessed by hackers. Here's what to do if you think you're at risk.

Latitude Financial fears the cyber attack on its system could be wider and include more information stolen from customers and applicants.