The company is offering pay for the replacement of stolen I.D. documents
Latitude Financial Services says 7.9 million customers have had their driver’s licence numbers stolen.
More than 53,000 passport numbers have also been taken in the latest cyber attack, to grip Australia and New Zealand.
A further six million customers have had their names, addresses and phone numbers stolen.
Latitude is offering to pay for the replacement of stolen I.D. documents.
Up to 97 per cent of those records were taken before 2013, with some dating back to 2005.
The company says their review is ongoing into the matter and is contacting affected customers.
