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Shark Tank's Kevin O'Leary Reveals the Fastest Way to Make $10K from Scratch in 30 Days

O'Leary says that many business owners have no idea how to use social media.

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Why Online Accounts Still Get Compromised Despite Passwords

Even if you use unique, complex passwords and change them often, online accounts can still be breached or hijacked. That’s because passwords alone can be stolen, reused in data breaches, or phished when malicious actors trick users into entering them on fake websites. When account access depends solely on something you know, attackers can exploit that knowledge and bypass basic defenses, leaving sensitive data, finances, and personal information at risk.

Increasingly, people are turning to methods that add another layer of protection that isn’t just another text-based code. Instead of relying on typed codes or SMS passcodes that can be intercepted, this approach uses authentication factors that rely on something you have — physical credentials or dedicated keys that communicate directly with the device you’re signing in from. Because these tools interact at a deeper technical level, they are designed to be much more resistant to phishing attacks and credential theft than traditional second factors.

What changes how secure an account feels is moving beyond reactive security and toward proactive identity verification that cannot be simply guessed, intercepted, or reused. When authentication methods are built on cryptographic proof exchanged between your device and the service — rather than just text strings — it becomes harder for attackers to trick users or infiltrate accounts unnoticed. For anyone who has relied on passwords and wondered why they still get compromised, this evolution in how online identity is protected is worth exploring further.

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Ken Griffin's Citadel Sells Amazon Shares for This AI Stock That Soared 1,000% in Two Years

Ken Griffin has a personal net worth of $51.8 billion.

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Gold Price: Why Global Central Bank 'Hoarding' Is Driving Prices Towards $4,900

Gold forecast to hit $4,900 in 2026 as central banks accelerate hoarding amid sanctions risk and currency volatility.

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A 100-Year-Old Stock Market Indicator Shows Bull Market Remains on Solid Footing

The late-2022 rally remains strong, supported by new record highs in key indicators.

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Want An E-Bike But New Prices Feel Wild?

If you’re trying to get into e-bikes without paying premium prices, the market can feel like two extremes: overpriced “nice” models or sketchy listings with zero backup. A smarter middle lane is picking a value-focused e-bike that still covers the basics you actually care about, like comfort, stability, and enough power for real commuting or errands.

What matters most is matching the bike to how you’ll ride. Some builds lean commuter, some go more all-terrain with chunky tires, and some fold if you need storage or trunk space. Don’t overthink the marketing specs. Focus on whether the setup fits your daily routes, your typical distance, and the kind of terrain you’re actually on.

The final dealbreaker is protection if anything goes sideways. Look for a clear warranty and a reasonable return window, plus straightforward rules on what happens if there’s a problem out of the box.

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What the 'Jensen Huang Billionaire Tax' Would Actually Mean for Ordinary California Residents

California billionaires oppose the proposed wealth tax, fearing economic impacts.

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