Australia's Latitude at all-time low on more evidence of large-scale data theft


FILE PHOTO A man types on a computer keyboard in this illustration picture taken February 28 2013.  REUTERSKacper PempelFile PhotoFile Photo

FILE PHOTO: A man types on a computer keyboard in this illustration picture taken February 28, 2013. REUTERS/Kacper Pempel/File Photo/File Photo

(Reuters) - Shares of Latitude Group Holdings slumped to their all-time low on Wednesday after the fintech firm unearthed further evidence of large-scale information theft affecting former and current customers across Australia and New Zealand.

Latitude said it was attempting to identify the number of customers affected and the type of personal information stolen by the hacker.

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