The original discovery of personal data theft from LexisNexis has grown from 30,000 individuals to over 300,000. The Palm Beach Post reports on the numbers of victims by state with California with the largest number (64,145) and Florida with 15,615 victims. LexisNexis will notify the individuals involved and is offering free credit bureau reports, credit monitoring and fraud insurance. For more stories see Google News.
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