Abstract: Systems, computer program products, and methods are described herein for identifying unauthorized use of a user's authentication credentials to an electronic network based on non-public data access. The present invention is configured to receive a verified access attempt at a first time for a user account; receive an unverified access attempt at a second time for the user account; determine the unverified access attempt is a credential sharing event for the user account; determine the user account is an internal account; determine an unverified user associated with the unverified access attempt is an external user; receive unverified account access logs associated with the unverified access attempt, the unverified account access logs comprising access to non-public data; and generate an unverified data access interface component to configure a graphical user interface of a device associated with a manager of the system.

Abstract: Systems, computer program products, and methods are described herein for verifying authentication credentials in an electronic network. The present invention is configured to receive a first IP address associated with a first access attempt; determine a first geolocation data based on the first IP address; receive a second IP address associated with a second access attempt; determine a second geolocation data based on the second IP address; determine a geolocation variance between the first and the second geolocation data; determine, based on the geolocation variance, an indication of potential movement between the access attempts; apply, based on the indication of potential movement, a verification machine learning model to the account identifier; generate, by the verification machine learning model, a privacy score; and generate, based on the privacy score, an alert user interface component to configure a GUI of a device associated with the user of the account.

Abstract: A usable golf ball including an on-demand illuminating device embedded therein that is activated by exposure to external light impulses is provided. Such an illuminating device includes a photocell securely and safely positioned within the subject golf ball core in a suitable manner to allow for uniform weight displacement therein. Additionally, the device includes a switch that operates in response to light impulses wherein an initial light impulse exposure turns the photocell on and a subsequent light impulse exposure deactivates the photocell. With a properly configured illuminatable dimpled ball surface material, the resultant ball will thus illuminate on demand to permit a distinct aesthetically pleasing and/or recognizable iridescent color therefore. Such a golf ball thus includes at least one surface window structure to permit such light impulse exposure externally by the user that leads inward directly to the device switch.