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Your Social Security number, driver’s license, and address might already be in the hands of hackers — even if you’ve never heard of LexisNexis. Here’s what you can do now to protect yourself.
You may have never shared your personal details with LexisNexis — but they likely have them anyway. And now, a breach at the data broker has exposed Social Security numbers, driver’s license info, and more from 364,000 Americans. Discovered on April 1 but active since December, the hack gave criminals months to exploit the data undetected. If you’re affected — or if you’re unsure — acting…
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