@davlis0131
You can surf through the information about Tax Identity Theft.
Note that it used to be that taxpayers in some states could ask for an IP PIN from the IRS (once you get one, it is required for e-filing) even without a confirmation of tax identity theft.
I don't know what the current rules are, but please look at the link above and see if you can apply for an IP PIN.
Note that the IP PIN comes to you from the IRS in the mail, which the hackers don't have access to.
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