'Irresponsible and senseless' Paddy Power says 650,000 users' details were stolen in 2010
Online gambling firm waited four years to tell customers because it hadn't 'detected any suspicious activity' on customers' accounts
Gambling website Paddy Power has been labelled as 'irresponsible and senseless' after its delay in revealing that over 600,000 users' customers details were stolen as part of a data breach in 2010...
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