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Why health insurance premiums keep rising

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By Brian Turner, Muiris Houston Verified, Asumpta Gallagher
| The Medical Independent Verified
Credit: iStock.com/wildpixel Many headlines have been written already this year about recent health insurance premium increases and no doubt many more will be written before the year is out. But what lies behind these increases and is there any end in sight? Fundamentally, the main driver of any insurance premium is the cost of claims. Insurers must ensure that what they take in as premiums will cover these.
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Used Subaru Outback 2020-25 buyer's guide

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By Brian Turner
| Driving Verified
Breadcrumb Trail Links Home Reviews Used Vehicle Guides Vehicle types Used Vehicles 2020 Subaru Outback Photo by Brian Harper /Driving If you’re scanning the used market for something that feels purpose-built for Canadian life, the sixth-generation Subaru Outback makes a compelling case. Sold for model years 2020 through 2025, the ‘BT’-platform Outback crossed the divide between station wagon and SUV in the most traditional ‘crossover’ sense, and wrapped a lot of Subaru familiarity under that.
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Why decades-old attacks still work, and why that should worry you

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By Brian Turner
| Inkl
Cross-site scripting (XSS) is another long-standing example. It allows attackers to inject malicious scripts into web applications, enabling data theft, session hijacking, and unauthorized actions on behalf of legitimate users. The technique has persisted since the late 1990s and continues to appear in modern applications, including those built on frameworks that claim to mitigate it by default. If the industry has spent so much time addressing decades-old attacks, why do they still succeed?
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