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Hackers may have just executed one of the largest data breaches in history,

potentially compromising the Social Security numbers of every American.

Over 2.9 billion records were stolen in an attack on national public

data. The stolen data includes full names, addresses, dates of birth, social security numbers,

and even alternate names and birth dates.

Alarmingly, report suggests that the hacker group responsible has made this information

available online for free. If safeguarding personal information wasn't a priority before, this incident should serve as a critical wake-up call.

The risk of personal security have never been more severe.

And that's why we are so thrilled to be partnering with ORA.

ORA offers comprehensive protection.

ORA monitors the dark web for users' phone numbers, emails, and social security numbers,

delivering real-time alerts if any suspicious activity is detected.

Additionally, or provides up to $5 million in identity theft insurance,

offering a robust safety net in the event of a worst case scenario.

Ora goes the extra mile by scanning the dark web for your sensitive info and alerting you

instantly if anything is found.

And if ID theft strikes, no need to panic.

Orra's U.S. Bayes 24-7 fraud resolution team works around the clock

to fix it fast and get you back on track.

Orra is a complete online safety toolkit,

which includes credit and transaction monitoring,

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